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Milan's chocolate season

Brown, tan and camel: the menswear shows that tasted of autumn in June.

By the Fashion Field Notes desk · 4 November 2026 · 4 min read

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If one colour belonged to a single city this season, it was chocolate brown in Milan. It appeared in almost every show and at roughly three times the rate seen elsewhere.

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Paired with tan, camel and olive, it gave the week a warmth that stood apart from the greys of Paris a few days later.

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