TRUSSARDI 1911 MEN’S COLLECTION FALL/WINTER 2010-2011

Creative Director: Milan Vukmirovic
The new Trussardi 1911 collection is a group of basic garments that can be mixed and matched. Occasionally, you might recognize the sleek silhouette of the Savile Row blazer, the cuts of the duffle coat and military jacket, and the technical finishes on the outerwear parka that keeps out the freezing Canadian weather. These styles, with a time-tested design and details that men love (and are reassuring, given the way things are today), have been renewed and share new materials, motifs, and colors. Black and red or black and white lumberjack checks could be the linking thread of this collection and are found in different formats and all materials: flannel jackets with a double row of buttons, ankle-length carrot pants, caban jackets of various lengths, form-fitting felted wool and leather blouson jackets, bulky printed or jacquard wool sweaters, cotton poplin shirts, and silk ties. The two-tone motifs are also used on leather or coated canvas bags and luggage, high-top sneakers, English-style wing-tip derby shoes, and even T-shirts and jeans made with up to three different fabrics. These themes continue the patchwork tradition that began with the previous Trussardi 1911 men’s collection. The silhouettes, details, and finishes that have characterized the brand for the past five seasons have been given a new twist for fall and winter with the addition of shirts featuring a contrasting double collar, de?lave? effects on leather, and embroidery applied to shirts and vests. The decorations, inspired by Samurai uniforms, are another reference to the Land of the Rising Sun.

Tags: Trussardi