October 17, 2022 |
Fittingly formal is an apt way to describe Berluti’s change in direction. As the brand celebrates a decade since the launch of its ready-to-wear line, Berluti now produces collections without a creative director leading charge. Instead, the power is in the hands of the experienced atelier, who are evolving the brand’s classic suiting and buttery smooth leathers to dress a new generation of shoppers.
AW22 sees the brand pair slender tailoring with quilted puffers and camo jackets, alongside lightweight leather numbers. There’s a strong varsity presence throughout, like cord jackets with leather sleeves and hoodies stamped with ‘1985’ – the year Berluti was founded.
It’s a terrific switch in pace for the brand, which is letting refined craft and elevated wardrobe staples form its vocabulary once more. Berluti is looking back to the past to carve out the now.
Taken from Issue 56 of 10 Men – PEACE, COURAGE, FREEDOM – out now. Purchase here.
BERLUTI: THE KEY OF LIFE
Photographer ADRIAN CATALAN
Fashion Editor JAVIER DE PARDO
Hair YOKO SETOYAMA
Make-up TAKENAKA KAZUHIRO
Models TENGDE WANG at Wilhelmina, TYLER REES at PRM Agency, FREDDIE DADSON at Models 1 and LOUIS BAINES at Kate Moss Agency
Photographer’s assistants JUAN PATINO and PABLO LOPEZ BUENO
Fashion assistant MARC SALAS
Hair assistant MAYUKO NAKAE
Set designer FILLO DEPORTABERTA
Retouching ALBERTO ALONSO
Casting IKKI CASTING
Production NICOLE CHAN at LOCK
Hand print RODRIGO QUIRANTE
