John Vizzone offered a more contemporary take on the classic British sartorial tradition.

Rustic fabrics and comfortable silhouettes enhaced the effortless elegant appeal of the collection.

Tonal pattern-on-pattern silhouettes in earthy tones were among the highlights from the bespoke specialist from Paris.

This was the first time the bespoke specialist from Paris presented its ready-to-wear line in Milan.

The storied Parisian tailor played with vintage checks and stripes and dressed his smooth criminals in handsome three-piece suits.

For spring, the designer dressed his bon vivants in various shades of gray.

In his sophomore runway collection for the Parisian master tailor, Vizzone took cues from “skinny, skinny jeans,” adding a pinch of stretch to the equation.

For its first ready-to-wear show, bespoke tailors Lorenzo and Massimo Cifonelli paraded different variations of the classic man’s suit.