The inspiration at Brioni is mix of modern draping and focusing on a full silhouette. the opening of the collection with a combination of green and white looks and emphasis on playing with lines. One of the key outerwear pieces in this section is a dark olive green coat that has a bubble shape almost to the coat. The neckline and lapel are draped wide with on side of the coat opening draped down to the waist. The full shape of the coat is gathered into a pleat and belted at the waist. The design team opted to keep the skinny leg pant in a lot of the looks. But the second section moves into a black and white palette and looks are a little more structured than the opening section where one piece was a stand-alone. Brioni also splashes some red but then its gone. One of the standout looks in this section is a heavily sculpted knee-length black wool coat with a short sleeve. The collar of the coat is incorporated into the top of the coat. To finish the look the coat is belted with a double leather strap belt and worn with a olive green silk gazar skirt and a sheer angora black turtle neck sweater.

In the third section the design team plays with more color on a few looks, like the dark teal used on a top, skirt or knit piece. The close of the collection is a lot of very sculpted dresses and outerwear pieces. One of the standout outerwear pieces from the collection is Brioni’s take on the trench coat. The coat is tailored with a heavy silhouette in black silk crepe and black silk satin lining the collar and lapel. The coat is belted at the waist giving the piece more shape. One of the standout cocktail dresses is a simple strapless silk satin dress with the top of the dress draped from one shoulder over the other. There was one loose fitting pant look in the collection. Missing from the collection is a strong day look; for the most part the collection is mostly about a look for evening even in the opening section.

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