Monday,
June 21, 2010
Milan Report: Bottega Veneta Spring/Summer 2011
Bottega Veneta creative director
Tomas Maier is German by birth, works for an Italian company, and lives in Miami. His peripatetic ways have made him the kind of designer who strives to make clothes that are as comfortable and functional as they are handsome and put-together. So instead of a regular, well-tailored suit, he'll give you one in rumpled cotton that's light as paper. His knits are laid back but always done in colors that stand out. And his outerwear is so damn good that even if you lost your luggage, you'd still be okay if you had one of his jackets. After the show, Maier told
Details that his spring collection was made for road trips. Judging by the clothes, that's definitely the kind adventure we'd be happy to have.
We're not sure how to describe this blue—it's everywhere this season—but we do know that it easily one-ups navy
Here's an outfit that pulls off two risky sartorial moves: Monotone dressing and shorts with a blazer
Sweats, a T-shirt and a leather jacket made for men—not boys
Luca Sani
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