Fall '23 Mens Fashion Week: Magliano
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Magliano continues the direction that was set in place for Spring with the Fall '23 presentation. Colors were muted; each item reflected a worn aesthetic reminiscent of Martin Margiela. Every garment had a sense of history, something that has been unmade and remade. And that was the essential theme of the collection – clothes that were meant to look lived in. “We needed the character of the show to look like they had spent the whole night in those clothes. Regarding the colors, we wanted to give the idea of a deserted landscape. The theme of souvenirs played the role of a talisman item, a magic object that talks about one’s past. This is happening both with the surplus shirts made out of pre-owned tropical patterns, an homage to a happy moment, and the ‘I suffer’ tee, a declaration of empathy.”¹ The newness comes from the source of fabrics: old military blankets, surplus fabrics, refurbished cashmere sweaters. Flowerdown filled jackets was completely biodegradable. With all of this, the collection maintained a crispness and romanticism reminiscent of Dries van Noten.
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About Magliano
Based in Bologna, Luca Magliano initially studied architecture until his introduction into fashion through Barbara Nerozzi. Magliano got his formal education at L.UN.A., the Libera Università delle Arti and eventually worked for Alessandro Dell'Acqua, Manuela Arcari, Hache, and Ter et Bantine before founding his namesake in 2017. The codes lean toward the somber, idiosyncratic, touseled, and always genderless. Images of Romeo Gigli vintage being rediscovered decades later with a dash of street. In 2017, he was the recipient of Who is On Next? Award at Pitti Uomo.
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