Versace, an Italian fashion house known for its loudest luxuries, is paring back for Pre-Fall 2024. In the place of flashy patterns, Donatella Versace’s latest menswear output enlists textiles and tailoring techniques inspired by a typical everyday look of hers: a high-end cashmere coat with a matching knit, layered over fine trousers. This collection, it appears, is one for the stealthy wealthy.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is a very personal reflection of the pieces I love the most at Versace and wear every day and the pieces I like most in the men around me,\u201d Versace told\u00a0Vogue<\/em>. With a mood board covered in comrades, the designer turned down the volume and placed the emphasis instead on sharp tailoring, roomy constructions, muted denim and expert layering.<\/p>\n Trench coats and blazers feature the House’s classic floral motif in an all-over grey hue, and similarly-colored jeans dress down the full assemblage. White logo T-shirts and tank tops frequently become the base layer across the range, providing formalwear with a casual finish that adheres to the codes of quiet luxury.<\/p>\n There’s a grey knit vest that resides above high-waisted black trousers, as well as a light-blue denim iteration that pairs well with jeans in the same tone; both find room to experiment with form-flattering fits while still remaining masculine to their core. Cream and brown coats oftentimes find themselves paired with white underlayers and blue denim pants (and the occasional statement accessory), while a selection of all black ensembles highlight Versace’s commitment to refined shapes.<\/p>\n As much as the collection is hushed, it wouldn’t be Donatella’s without a few noise-makers. In one corner of the line, the label’s classic gold prints appear on track jackets, button-down shirts and shorts \u2014 fueling the range with a sense of royalty that is quintessentially Versace.<\/p>\n