Get your sunglasses ready, because this was one bright and busy coed collection, with colorblocks, painted landscapes, jewel tones and shiny fabrics.

The designer was inspired by Venice and its landmarks.

An utilitarian, urban look contrasted with a decorative maximalism in this collection.

Venice and Venice Beach were the two cities that influenced Christian Pellizzari’s collection.

Christian Pellizzari reinforced his aesthetic for fall, focusing on an opulent approach to tailoring.

The designer recreated their opulent, vibrant motifs on a range of pieces, including an evening suit embroidered with delicate flowers, as well as a blazer crafted from a luxurious jacquard fabric in a floral pattern.

Like many other designers this season, Christian Pellizzari blurred the line between men’s and women’s wear.

Christian Pellizzari spliced floral designs inspired by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo with traditional Italian men’s shirting for his third women’s collection.

For his first Milan runway show, Pellizzari sent barefoot models down a faux grass catwalk in cropped jacquard trousers, faded denim and fringed anklets.