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Milan Men's FW26 · Runway show Menswear

Domenico Orefice

29 looks, shown 16 January 2026 in Milan. Known this season for cowboy / western boots, knee-high boots, knee-high boots.

29Looks
1.4%Of the week's looks
27th / 38Largest show
BlackLead colour

The show

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 29
BlackCharcoalTanGreyChocolate brownOliveBeigeSilver
Look 11

Look 1 of 29

Oversized black leather-panelled bomber over skinny trousers and western boots

A sculpted bomber with oversized patch-pocket leather panels and epaulettes swells the upper body against a pencil-thin leg, a stark tonal-black study in proportion that merges military outerwear with western boots.

Black 59%Charcoal 41%
Shape
fitted · inverted triangle · oversized · fitted
Pieces
bomber · top (unspecified) · trousers
Fabric
jersey · leather · technical · quilted
Details
padding · patchwork · shoulder emphasis · utility pockets
Styling
cowboy · tonal head to toe · trousers tucked into boots
Mood
austere · dark · edgy · powerful

What set Domenico Orefice apart

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

Cowboy / western boots footwearKnee-high boots accessoryKnee-high boots footwearWestern styleWestern / americana referenceGrunge-luxe style

The palette

Share of garment area across 29 looks, measured from the clothes (skin and set excluded).

Silhouettes

  • Oversized86%
  • Inverted triangle / strong shoulder52%
  • Straight / tubular28%
  • High-rise21%
  • Cocoon14%

Share of the 29 tagged looks.

What the collection was made of

Share of the 29 looks described by our AI tagger
  • Wide-leg trousers28%
  • Shirt21%
  • Tank top21%
  • Top (unspecified)17%
  • Jacket17%

The character of the clothes

Domenico Orefice's clothes were darker, more muted, warmer, smoother and more casual than most of the season.

  • DarkerLighterdarker than 85% of collections
  • MutedVividmore muted than 92% of collections
  • CoolerWarmerwarmer than 91% of collections
  • SmoothTextured & printedsmoother than 84% of collections
  • CasualFormalmore casual than 91% of collections
  • ClassicDaring
  • ExperimentalWearable

Domenico Orefice against every other house measured so far

Also in Milan, Fall/Winter 2026

Milan field notes →
  1. 1Kiton143 looksBlack
  2. 2Subwae141 looksBlack
  3. 3Giorgio Armani112 looksCharcoal
  4. 4Tod's110 looksChocolate brown
  5. 5Absent Findings106 looksCharcoal
  6. 6Dolce&Gabbana101 looksBlack

The fortnightly digest

Domenico Orefice, in context

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