Giorgio Armani Menswear Spring-Summer 1999

The Spring-Summer 1999 menswear collection centers on structural lightness and material refinement, with garments designed for fluid, deconstructed construction. Jackets are lightweight and unlined, with soft shoulders, funnel or raised collars, narrow lapels, and deep necklines, offered in sleek, minimalist cuts. Trousers feature low-rise waists and soft, relaxed lines.

The collection is enriched with short Chinese-style shirts, reimagined pajamas, snap-front shirts with concealed plackets, sheer collarless shirts with wide, cropped silhouettes, and ultra-lightweight T-shirts in impalpable fabrics, featuring soft draped necklines and hoods. Long Nehru-style dusters and clean-cut leather jackets complete the offering.

Materials include matte crêpe de Chine, lightweight linens, double-faced silks and wools in dusty tones, ramie, jersey-effect silks, and jacquard crêpons. The color palette moves through shades of grey, green, blue, and brown, with accents of lilac, jade, and aquamarine.