Pitti Uomo 94 had a strong presence from Japan. Two well-dressed men in a Tonik like blue suit and Solaro.
Trends at Pitti Uomo 94
I cannot claim that Pitti Uomo 94 presented something totally new to me. Cut, colours, patterns and accessories look as something that I’ve seen before.
There are of course tendencies like a small neckerchief, linen, cream colours and faded green.
You also see an ever increasing amount of sneakers.
In regard to the suit short trousers, bare ankles and suede loafers are still de rigeur. Perhaps trousers in some cases have become more roomy. There is a push for that on the catwalk, so maybe the street have started to pick it up a bit.
That said I enjoy to follow the show. The peacock outrange has eased off. People dress more like people now, although with a lot more attention to details.
I have a bunch of photos with me home. When I have processed them I will show them here. In the meantime you can find more photos at my Instagram account Sartorial Notes.
More photos from Pitti Uomo 94
The Castillo brothers of Man 1924 at Pitti Uomo in Florence.
The Zaremba team on the street.
Berlin made-to-measure firm Maximillian Mogg in tuxedos at the Plaza Uomo event.
Photography: Sartorial Notes
I must say, yours is a fantastic site for men‘s haberdashery. Your sense of taste is impeccable.
The gents above (save the Japanese, who are very well turned-out), not so much! If I saw them on the street I would guess they do not have much concern about their appearance. The „made to measure“ black tie appear to be rental costumes of,some sort.