The triptych collection includes pieces based on European tailoring, Korean military wear and a series of character looks.Yolo from KoreaKorean designer Munsoo Kwon made his Milan debut in the Armani theater with a collection that contained some measure of autobiography.The silhouette was repeated in casualwear, with sweaters tucked into athletic-style trousers. There was a shorts version worn with Prada men&artificial fur fabric manufacturers39;s knee socks and pointy leather shoes."The lines were simple, with # neat T-shirts with scooped necks paired with urban patchwork trousers cut from natural fabrics. The cuffs were turned up to reveal the rough seam. I wanted it to be like men should be," Lee said backstage.

The military looks are elongated and soft, not your usual regimented rendering."The 37-year-old Kwon expresses his whimsy with out-of-proportion cuts: Boyish striped sweaters that are part of his character series are gigantic with wide, trailing arms, dwarfing the wearer.Suit jackets were worn with shorts that were nearly bloomers in proportion, a fob to summer, while some trousers were festooned with maxi-pockets. The designer also added touches of whimsy like sea horse prints and coral key chains.Scenes included a monkey with X-ray vision who it later turns out is mechanical and an oversized spider descending to pick up houses.

"The looks combined for an effortless silhouette that Meilland said was inspired by the 1960 French film "Purple Noon," based on the Patricia Highsmith's "Ripley" novels. Tops, by contrast, were soft, like one that was a patchwork of gold, light blue and white. Heavy boots and utilitarian sandals anchored the looks. Shirt collars were turned up. "I don't want to see men all pretty and perfect.. Sandals with socks anchored those looks.Wood said he was inspired by the brutalism architectural movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s that stood against adornment.Ferragamo's footwear included penny loafers or slip on moccasins with rubber soles adorned with the trademark buckle for the city or rope accents for the seaside.Nylon jumpsuits defined the Prada silhouette, belted at the waist and gathered at the ankles and cuffs with plastic Prada labels.Textures at FerragamoGuillaume Meilland's second collection for Ferragamo is inspired by the Mediterranean coastline shared by his native France and adopted Italy.

The thread that connects them all: The YOLO phenomenon, previously, before the invention of abbreviation-loving social media, known as "You Only Live Once.Bikkembergs creationsLee Wood laid the seams bare at Dirk Bikkembergs during his second season as its creative director.Milan: Second day of Milan Fashion Week saw a fresh breeze as young designers took the spotlight bringing in fresh silhouettes with new proportions and reinterpretations of old summertime favorites from linens to stripes."Yes I like the idea of having, for me, something very Italian, something very much linked to the idea of the holidays and the seaside," Meilland said backstage. "Textures, colors, we are trying combine soft velvet, English fabrics and heavy linens .Graphic prints appeared in both pastel colors and black and white on shirts, jacket panels and bags."I wanted it to be brutal.While the materials were mostly natural fibers and the color palette based on hues of blue, white and slate gray, the collection closed with flashes of green and Japanese technical fabric. I think a man should be rugged. The fluid and something more rough.She employed two artists - James Jean from Los Angeles and Ollie Schrauwen of Belgium - to create graphic stories on a human and not superhero scale.The clean collection revealed the construction details that create rhythms with their repetition, from the patchwork trousers to the intarsia knitwear.The looks are defined by texture: cable-knit fishermen's sweaters, velvety shorts, corduroy trousers and suede laser cut tops, all hearty fare for wind-swept seaside strolls. They covered the walls of the showroom and became the prints that defined Sunday's menswear collection in Milan. I wanted it to be honest. Prada said she added overcoats to unify the looks.Prada RealityMiuccia Prada took inspiration from graphic novels for her latest collection, which aims to create a dialogue between the virtual world and the real world. Meshed sweaters of horizontal stripes tucked into houndstooth pattern trousers turned up into a thick cuff. And the tailored outfits are clean and elegant, featuring pinstripe pants with long belts worn with a pajama-inspired top and a trench coat with bell sleeves