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Milan Men's SS27 · Runway show

Cortigiani

31 looks, shown 19 June 2026 in Milan. Known this season for overshirt / shacket, bomber, polo shirt.

31Looks

1.8%Of the week's looks

21st / 39Largest show

Chocolate brownLead colour

The collection

MILANO MODA UOMO - 19/23 GIUGNO 2026 · SS27 · tap a look for its colours

What set Cortigiani apart

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

Overshirt / shacket garmentBomber garmentPolo shirt garmentDraped over shoulders stylingTan colourZip closure

The palette

Share of garment area across 31 looks, measured from the clothes (skin and set excluded).

Silhouettes

Straight / tubular71%
High-rise32%
Boxy32%
Cocoon3%
Oversized3%

Share of the 31 tagged looks.

Fabrics & textures

Knit90%
Linen58%
Wool / tailoring cloth55%
Technical / nylon29%
Cotton / poplin23%

Textures

SmoothRibbedCrumpled / creasedJacquard / woven patternBouclé / nubby

Finish

MatteSatin sheenBrushed / napped

The details

PleatsUtility pocketsPiping / contrast stitchingGatheringLacing / ties

Patterns

SolidCheck / plaidGeometricColour-blockGraphic / logo

Key pieces

TrousersKnit sweaterBomberPolo shirtOvershirt / shacket

Cut

Relaxed97%
Regular81%
Fitted26%

Fit, share of looks.

Styling

Footwear

LoafersSandalsSneakers

How it was worn

LayeredOpen / unbuttonedTonal head to toeDraped over shouldersTucked in

Mood

RelaxedElegantSereneNostalgicUtilitarian

References

WorkwearOutdoor / gorpcoreSport / athleticMilitary

The character of the clothes

Cortigiani's clothes were lighter and warmer than most of the season.

DarkerLighterlighter than 80% of houses
MutedVivid
CoolerWarmerwarmer than 100% of houses
SmoothTextured & printed

Cortigiani against every other house measured so far

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