Ermenegildo Zegna, the historic Italian men’s tailoring institution, kick started proceedings. Alongside airy, soft structure suiting and sculptural coats, designer Alessandro Sartori experimented with plump padding and jackets that cinched in the middle with robe-like ties.As well as wool versions in black and biscuit colours, the designer also created a tufted version, like teddy bear’s fur rendered in the most luxurious materials.
Sartori, who usually turns his eye to different interpretations of the suit, instead looked to slippers - outfitting every single model in suede moccasins lined in shearling.
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