Contemporary sustainable menswear is back with this “phygital” showcase for Zegna’s 110th anniversary. Shot at the wool mill where the brand started in Oasi Zegna, Italy, models parade across each floor before finishing in formation on the mill’s roof. Generous cuts emphasise the fluid, elongated silhouettes, completing a colour palette which takes from nature's colours – a manifestation of Zegna's exploration of the season, which takes inspiration from the relationship between nature and the machine.

New creative director Walter Chiapponi uses this opportunity of a digital platform to introduce his vision and relationship with Tod's Italian roots, as he explains his primary inspirations and return to the 70s aesthetic. It's a natural continuation of their Fall-Winter collection, whilst introducing ideas such as the interweaving of laces rather than thread, or the creation of a dignified sportswear. Earthly tones and a relaxed fit complete the collection, marking a functional elegance that is synonymous with the Tod’s brand.

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Wild giraffe/leopard hybrid prints complement clean tailoring in Ferragamo’s latest resort collection, which features upcycled leather and cashmere. Sustainability is a direction that Salvatore Ferragamo is working towards, as well as an increased functionality: this collection introduces a unique almond-toe shoe that is foldable, making it perfect for travel.

“Later, that inspiration came into its own,” says creative director Paul Andrew in a statement. “Functionalism inspired by nature featuring clean lines, organic materials, minimal construction and a relative lack of ornament were all design aspirations that were very much in sync with the limitations we were working under.”