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9.18.2010
9.02.2010
ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA SPRING 2011 MENSWEAR
"The first catwalk show of our second century"—it will be a while before any of Zegna's peers can make a similar claim. Even reaching such a milestone, it's unlikely that many of them would be charged with the quiet creativity that propels the company's staples into the future. The suit, for instance. The first one out was a silk seersucker, with a shorter jacket nipped through the torso and a softer, natural shoulder and pants that were belted with a long leather thong. The last was a stylist's touch for sure, but the message was loud and clear: The Zegna suit has lightened up (literally, in the case of the new "zero-weight" jackets). It's also clearly ready for anything, as evidenced by a version in an explosive shade of orange.
The show closed on white, not just lightness, but a blank canvas on which to create another century. When the label's current caretakers, Gildo, Anna, and Paolo Zegna, brought their father Angelo, Ermenegildo's son, onto the catwalk for a bow, the audience took the only reasonable course of action. It rose to its feet and cheered.


























































