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Founder and designer, Brett Johnson

Brett Johnson

American

Johnson is a self-taught American designer whose interest in Italian craft dates from family trips to Tuscany. His luxury menswear label works with Italian yarns and fabrics and manufactures in Tuscany and Umbria, reworking formal menswear through leisurewear. He opened a design and commercial office in Milan and presents at Milan Fashion Week.

Houses

Their runway, measured

71 looks in 2 shows

Next to every runway we track, Brett Johnson's looks are lighter, less tonal, smoother and shinier.

Colours

Share of garment area across their looks; × is against every runway.

Colour and surface

  • Lightness50/100lighter · all runways 39/100
  • Colour saturation12.0about average · all runways 12.6
  • Neutrals54%about average · all runways 60%
  • Warm hues73%about average · all runways 70%
  • Tonal looks14%less tonal · all runways 33%
  • Colour-blockingΔE 38about average · all runways ΔE 35
  • Surface texture3.73smoother · all runways 5.06
  • Sheen0.084shinier · all runways 0.065

What sets them apart

Shapes, fabrics and details they use far more often than other designers, with a glimpse of the looks: one from each collection that wore it most.

  • Cable knit8.5×Surface
    Them10%All runways1%

    In 1 of their 2 collections

  • Sneakers8.3×Footwear
    Them44%All runways5%

    In 2 of their 2 collections

  • Suede8.2×Material
    Them19%All runways2%

    In 2 of their 2 collections

  • Overshirt / shacket7.6×Garment
    Them16%All runways2%

    In 2 of their 2 collections

  • Polo shirt7.1×Garment
    Them12%All runways2%

    In 1 of their 2 collections

  • Linen5.7×Material
    Them27%All runways5%

    In 1 of their 2 collections

  • Sporty-luxe5.0×Style
    Them26%All runways5%

    In 2 of their 2 collections

  • Bomber4.6×Garment
    Them14%All runways3%

    In 2 of their 2 collections

Silhouettes

  • Straight / tubular 49%
  • Boxy 11%
  • High-rise 4%78% less

Materials

  • Knit 45%2.3×
  • Wool / tailoring cloth 33%
  • Linen 27%5.7×
  • Suede 19%8.2×
  • Cotton / poplin 19%39% less

Details

  • Piping / contrast stitching 42%2.6×
  • Lacing / ties 22%1.3×
  • Utility pockets 16%
  • Pleats 8%49% less
  • Hardware / studs / chains 7%49% less

Patterns

  • Pinstripe 3%
  • Check / plaid 3%50% less

Mood

  • Relaxed 90%2.7×
  • Elegant 86%2.0×
  • Serene 52%2.5×
  • Austere 5%72% less
  • Sporty 3%

Era references

  • 1970s 4%63% less

From the AI tags on 73 of their looks. A designer is credited with a house's shows while they lead it; ×: how much more often than across all 25,892 measured looks.

Collection by collection

How their colours, surfaces and signatures moved from show to show, oldest first
ColoursShare of garment area
FW26 MenMilanSS27 MenMilan
Lightness↑ lighter · dashed: all runways
Their signaturesShare of each collection's looks
Cable knit8.5× · 10% overall
19%–
Sneakers8.3× · 44% overall
39%49%
Suede8.2× · 19% overall
17%22%
Overshirt / shacket7.6× · 16% overall
14%19%
Polo shirt7.1× · 12% overall
–24%
Linen5.7× · 27% overall
–54%
Sporty-luxe5.0× · 26% overall
25%27%
Bomber4.6× · 14% overall
14%14%

Hover a collection to read it; click its colours to open it.

Among designers

Brett Johnson against the 190 other designers with at least 40 measured looks · each dot is a designer, click one to open them
Brett Johnson Other designers
← DarkerLighter →↑ Saturated↓ MutedBrett Johnson

Most alike, on every colour and surface measureLuigi Lardini · Brunello Cucinelli & Carolina Cucinelli · Luca Lin · Meryll Rogge

Collections