High-tech fabrics were a key focus at the Italian luxury label.

The collection riffed on the house’s seventies archives, while the brand also presented its first eco-sustainable collection: Circle.

Coats were a key focus at the Italian luxury label.

The sport-chic collection was themed around the leisure pursuits of the house’s well-to-do customers.

Sergio Corneliani made retro his mantra for fall.

Each season, Sergio Corneliani pushes his classic tailoring slowly in a more fashion-forward direction. For spring, he did so via a series of single-pleated and voluminous Bermuda shorts matched with airy jackets.

Sergio Corneliani took no risks on the color front sticking to a conservative palette of ink blue, black and grey with occasional outbursts of sage.

Sergio Corneliani hosted a garden party at Milan’s Rotonda to showcase his relaxed collection of easy chic.

Sergio Corneliani’s fall collection served up coherent choices for a guy who does not care to be overly formal, yet still wishes to look sharp.

For spring, Sergio Corneliani imagined a travelling man bound for the Far East.

This balanced collection stayed true to the house’s tailoring roots while infusing a hint of fashion through subtle details such as cargo pockets on blazers.

The storied Mantua-based tailor continued its sportswear push with softly-structured, sporty and textured ensembles.

Corneliani showed a Great Gatsby inspired collection, featuring sharp tailoring in lush fabrics.

A sand-strewn runway telegraphed a desert explorer theme for this relaxed and elegant collection.

At Corneliani, the lineup — mostly in stone gray, loden and inky blue — was thoroughly relevant to today’s luxury customer.