Creative director Rocco Iannone is shifting the attention from traditional tailoring with his second collection for the brand.

Pal Zileri’s newly minted creative director Rocco Iannone linked his first collection for the brand to the company’s roots in Italy’s Veneto region.

Inspired by Venice for spring, the Italian brand is looking back at its history for spring but adapting its traditional craftsmanship to the times with relaxed looks and light fabrics.

As part of the installation to present the fall collection, Pal Zileri’s seamstresses worked to show 12 of the 180 steps needed to make a jacket.

Following a dark winter season, Pal Zileri showed his true colors for spring, taking cues from abstract painter Manlio Rho.

The androgynous look seen on men’s runways everywhere isn’t for everyone — and that’s where Pal Zileri comes in.

A casual vibe ran through the collection, with fluid shapes and functional parkas.

“There is nothing exaggerated in the looks, and the aesthetic should be practical,” said Ravizza Krieger.

Creative Director Yvan Benbanaste’s softly tailored collection was filled with go-to looks for the man whose wardrobe skews toward the classic.

Highlights included cashmere jackets with deconstructed shoulders and wide lapels.