Among Dusan Paunovic’s signature purist looks, there were pieces that made a statement, if you listened hard.

This collection of sober, oversized looks struck a monastic tone.

Dusan Paunovic worked his luxury, low-key aesthetic into a collection meant to be tossed into a suitcase (tagged for Portofino, not Vegas).

Dusan Paunovic toyed with traditional jacket proportions for his fall collection, which featured hybrid creations.

Dusan Paunovic played with proportions for spring.

Dusan Paunovic worked a Victorian influence with floor-length dresses in rich velvets or faint gold brocades.

Dusan Paunovic’s spring lineup was worked in mostly solid colors with the exception of an on-trend graphic motif print in black-and-white or silver lamé.

Serbian designer Dušan Paunovic, now in his second season showing in Milan, has a talent for the rough and the refined.

Serbian designer Dušan Paunovic unveiled his new Milan showroom: A spare, meditative space that was an apt foil for his silent, Zen clothes.

Using black and white as his base with a pop of red, the collection was polished but relaxed.

Dušan Paunovic built on his trademark brand of androgynous seduction with roomy jackets and loose-fitting shorts.

Dušan Paunovic was inspired by the simplicity of kimono shapes for his collection, which featured buttonless oversize coats in fine men’s wear fabrics

Dušan Paunovic’s effortless resort collection takes its cue from tailored men’s wear, softened, the designer said, by “precious fabrics and feminine pieces.”

Dušan Paunovic displayed his tailoring expertise with mannish toppers and chunky cardigans.