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Milan Men's SS27 · Runway show Menswear

Corneliani

96 looks, shown 19 June 2026 in Milan. Known this season for tote, trousers, quiet luxury.

Milan Men's SS27 Menswear

40Looks
2.4%Of the week's looks
14th / 39Largest show
CharcoalLead colour

The collection, look by look

MILANO MODA UOMO - 19/23 GIUGNO 2026 · SS27

Every look in runway order as a column of the colours measured from its garments. Hover or use the arrow keys to read each one; play to walk the show.

Look 1Look 40
Chocolate brownCharcoalBeigeNavyOliveIvoryCoralBlack
Look 11

Look 1 of 40

Tan suede field jacket over camp shirt with ivory trousers

Presented as a showroom illustration rather than a runway exit, this is Corneliani's relaxed Italian summer formula: a soft suede field jacket with a nappa collar turns utility outerwear into tonal, sandal-shod resort tailoring.

Coral 39%White 37%Pink 15%Burgundy 9%
Shape
straight · relaxed
Pieces
jacket · shirt · trousers
Fabric
cotton · leather · silk · suede
Details
belts · utility pockets
Styling
sandals · layered · open · tucked in
Mood
elegant · relaxed

Milan Men's FW26 Menswear

56Looks
2.8%Of the week's looks
13th / 38Largest show
CharcoalLead colour

The collection, look by look

MILANO MODA UOMO - 16/20 GENNAIO 2026 · FW26

Every look in runway order as a column of the colours measured from its garments. Hover or use the arrow keys to read each one; play to walk the show.

Look 1Look 56
BlackCharcoalChocolate brownTanGreyBeigeOliveBurgundy
Look 11

Look 1 of 56

Brushed chocolate alpaca overcoat over zip jacket and tonal trousers

A study in tonal brown layering: a shaggy, brushed overcoat softens the sleek technical zip jacket and fluid trousers beneath, merging outerwear utility with relaxed Italian tailoring.

Charcoal 49%Black 47%
Shape
high-rise · oversized · straight · fitted
Pieces
jacket · knit sweater · overcoat · trousers
Fabric
knit · mohair · technical · wool
Details
belts · pleats
Styling
loafers · layered · open · tonal head to toe
Mood
elegant · relaxed · serene

What set Corneliani apart

Over-represented in this house's looks compared with the rest of the season.

Tote accessoryTrousers garmentQuiet luxury styleTucked in stylingEarth tones colour_storyPleats detail

The palette

Share of garment area across 92 looks, measured from the clothes (skin and set excluded).

Silhouettes

  • Straight / tubular69%
  • High-rise36%
  • Boxy29%
  • Oversized28%
  • Inverted triangle / strong shoulder5%

Share of the 95 tagged looks.

What the collection was made of

Share of the 95 looks described by our AI tagger
  • Trousers78%
  • Shirt56%
  • Knit sweater32%
  • Jacket26%
  • Overcoat17%

The character of the clothes

Corneliani's clothes were darker, warmer, more classic and more wearable than most of the season.

  • DarkerLighterdarker than 75% of houses
  • MutedVivid
  • CoolerWarmerwarmer than 75% of houses
  • SmoothTextured & printed
  • CasualFormal
  • ClassicDaringmore classic than 94% of houses
  • ExperimentalWearablemore wearable than 95% of houses

Corneliani against every other house measured so far

Also in Milan

Milan field notes →
  1. 1Kiton400 looksBlack
  2. 2Giorgio Armani390 looksBlack
  3. 3Dolce&Gabbana340 looksBlack
  4. 4Capasa Milano Shoes Collection292 looksBlack
  5. 5Borsalino217 looksBeige
  6. 6Absent Findings206 looksBlack

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Corneliani, in context

Every house is measured against every other, across every fashion week. The fortnightly digest sends you what moved, and who moved it.