For this season Berluti presented their second ready-to-wear collection against the impressive backdrop of the Palais Royal gardens, which date back to 1624. An entirely luxurious and elegant affair, the legendary boot maker translated their signature leather and patinas onto trench coats and safari jackets – which came light and supple as a glove. Traditional masculine staples were given a high quality and opulent finish with hand woven and embroidered details, Japanese denim, hand painted seams, cashmere, gabardine and mohair – all developed with specialised artisans.
"Berluti displayed a rainbow of shoes across the long grass-laid allée aptly named Alessandro after Alessandro Berluti"
Finishing off the presentation where they first began, Berluti displayed a rainbow of shoes across the long grass-laid allée aptly named Alessandro after Alessandro Berluti himself, who founded the brand over a century ago in 1895.
