#Smart, Seasonal Layers from Brunello Cucinelli 

 

#####Soft textures, muted palettes, and lavish materials merge with unrivaled craftsmanship and enduring elegance in [Brunello Cucinelli’s](/en/designers/brunello-cucinelli) Fall/Winter collection. The quintessentially Italian designs will add a casual yet elevated aesthetic to your outerwear rotation. Shearling, cashmere, chunky knits—these are the key items to put into heavy rotation this season. 

 

 

#No. 1: The Time-Honoured Trend 

 

#####Shearling has been, and will continue to be, a staple in any wardrobe. It’s timeless. The trend started in the 70s and it’s still going strong today. Top off any ensemble with fluffy, soft, sumptuous shearling. The olive-hued bomber is trimmed with ribbed cashmere while the corduroy style is taken to new heights with its cotton-cashmere composition. 

![image](https://i1.adis.ws/i/harryrosen/smart-seasonal-layers-from-brunello-cucinelli-fw20-brand-lookbook1?maxW=550&w=550) 


#No. 2: As Classic as They Come 




#####With a longer silhouette, an overcoat can cover your jacket, create a streamlined appearance, and effortlessly take you from workday errands to after-hours events. The detachable shearling collar adds a touch of finesse to the sophisticated style.

#No. 3: Heavy-Hitting Knits 

 

#####A signature style from the brand, chunky knit sweaters are a must-have part of any seasonal wardrobe. The Fair Isle pullover is woven from a textured blend of alpaca, virgin wool, cashmere, and silk while the two-way zip hoodie features a marled mix of wool and cashmere. Either are a foolproof layering option. 

 ![image](https://i1.adis.ws/i/harryrosen/smart-seasonal-layers-from-brunello-cucinelli-fw20-brand-lookbook-10?maxW=550&w=550)

#No. 4: Butter-Soft Comfort 

 

#####Cashmere is luxurious enough to begin with—but then make it water-repellent and you’ve struck gold. The grey mélange coat will keep you dry without sacrificing your impeccable style. Each option will gently drape your body, adding a certain refinement. 

![image](https://i1.adis.ws/i/harryrosen/smart-seasonal-layers-from-brunello-cucinelli-fw20-brand-lookbook-6?maxW=850&w=850)

These jeans from Brunello Cucinelli are tailored in the brand's skinny fit which is characterized by its slim, streamlined profile. They're excellently crafted in Italy from stretch-cotton in a handsome light wash with subtle whiskering and fading. The go-to pair are a modern companion to the brand's luxurious tees and sweaters.

Clothing

Casual Wear

Jeans

Skinny Fit Jeans

This Brunello Cucinelli sweater is a classic winter staple. Crafted in Italy from a blend of wool and cashmere, this bold-striped pullover will keep you warm and stylish through the whole season. Pair it with jeans for a weekend look, or over a tailored shirt and trousers for more special occasions.

Sweaters & Knits

Striped Knit Wool-Cashmere Sweater 

A classic pair, these cap-toe Derbies from Brunello Cucinelli will effortlessly merge with your formal wardrobe. They're skillfully cobbled in Italy using smooth, polished calfskin, punctuated by tonal topstitching and completed with textured rubber soles for comfort and traction.
 
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Footwear

Dress Shoes

Cap-Toe Leather Derbies

Add a vintage vibe to your outerwear rotation with this bomber jacket from Brunello Cucinelli. It's crafted from smooth lambskin with a warm shearling lining. Ribbed cashmere trims ensure a cozy fit and flattering silhouette. Wear the luxurious style with off-duty ensembles.

Outerwear

Leather

Leather Bomber Jacket

These sleek boots from Brunello Cucinelli are a modern update to the classic brogue. Skillfully crafted in Italy from suede, they feature brogue-style perforations and an ultra-durable rubber sole. Pair them with dark-wash denim and a knit sweater for a sophisticated fall look.

Boots

Suede Brogue Boots

Brunello Cucinelli's unstructured jacket melds classic tailoring and contemporary ease. Flawlessly handcrafted in Italy, the comfortable fit gently drapes the body to form a natural silhouette. Layer it over simple shirting and sweaters to achieve a sense of effortless sophistication.

Tailored Clothing

Sport Jackets

Unstructured Wool-Cashmere Sports Jacket

This Brunello Cucinelli turtleneck is the epitome of soft and cozy luxury. Dress this classic style down with jeans and sneakers on the weekend, or pair it with trousers and wing-tips for more formal occasions. Crafted in Italy from cashmere, it’s the perfect sweater for the cooler months of the year. 

Cashmere Turtleneck

You won't have to worry about taking shelter from the rain when you're donning this handsome coat from Brunello Cucinelli. The Italian-crafted design is woven from a sumptuous wool-silk blend that has been treated to be water-repellent and highly breathable. Ribbed knit trims add a cozy element while goose down provides essential insulation. It's a smart investment for the season—and many more to come.

Coats

Water-Repellent Wool-Silk Coat

These lightweight pants demonstrate Brunello Cucinelli's refined sensibility and unwavering attention to detail. Made in Italy from the softest pure wool, they feature a subtle houndstooth pattern for a perfect hit of style. They're a truly versatile piece ideal for tasteful everyday-dressing.

Dress Pants

Houndstooth Wool Trousers

Inject a bit of casual elegance into your wardrobe with Brunello Cucinelli's plaid sport shirt. It's crafted in Italy from a breezy washed cotton that's ideal for warmer seasons. Wear the smart staple with streamlined denim and a pair of suede boots.

Sport Shirts

Plaid Cotton Shirt

Brunello Cucinelli's unstructured sports jacket melds classic tailoring and contemporary ease. Flawlessly handcrafted in Italy from a lightweight, sumptuous blend of wool and cashmere, the comfortable fit gently drapes the body to form a natural silhouette. Layer it over simple shirting and sweaters to achieve a sense of effortless sophistication.

Houndstooth Wool-Cashmere Sports Jacket

Brunello Cucinelli brings a casual yet elevated aesthetic to your outerwear rotation. Normally a relaxed, pared-down fabric, this corduroy fabric is taken to new heights with its sumptuous cotton-cashmere composition. The versatile jacket is lined with soft shearling for maximum comfort.

Shearling-Lined Cotton-Cashmere Corduroy Jacket

Elevate your knit collection with this luxurious wool and cashmere hoodie from Brunello Cucinelli. It's been excellently crafted in Italy in a chunky-cashmere knit that is soft and warm for all-day wear. This laid-back style will update any weekend ensemble.

Zip-Up Wool-Cashmere Hoodie

Brunello Cucinelli's unstructured sports jacket melds classic tailoring and contemporary ease. Flawlessly handcrafted in Italy from lightweight, sumptuous virgin wool, the comfortable fit gently drapes the body to form a natural silhouette. Layer it over simple shirting and sweaters to achieve a sense of effortless sophistication.


Houndstooth Virgin Wool Sports Jacket

Featuring a luxurious cashmere composition, this versatile Brunello Cucinelli jacket will become a casual mainstay for a variety of looks. Its streamlined silhouette is free from nonessential details other than simple pockets and buttoned cuffs. The handsome water-repellent outerwear piece is an effortless addition to any man's wardrobe.

Water-Repellent Cashmere Coat

If you’ve been to a big-ticket gala, a TIFF premiere or a Fashion Week runway show in Toronto in the last few years, chances are that you’ve crossed paths with [Lance Chung](https://www.instagram.com/mrlancechung/?hl=en). As an independent brand consultant, editor, creative director and general man-about-town, Chung has been a frequent fixture at cultural events throughout the city since launching his media career in 2014. With most major events on hold for the time being, Chung’s social calendar may be emptier than usual, but he’s got more than enough creative and charitable projects to keep his hands full.

Foremost among Chung’s current professional undertakings is his role as Editor-in-Chief and Creative Director for [Bay Street Bull](https://www.baystbull.com/), an independent Toronto-based magazine dedicated to highlighting homegrown Canadian entrepreneurship, style and achievement.

Born in Edmonton and raised in the scenic ski town of Banff, Alberta, Chung came to Toronto with big-city dreams, and has since dedicated himself to discovering everything great that Canada’s largest city has to offer. “When I moved to Toronto, I could tell that the city was going through a transformation,” Chung recalls. “The friends I met who had grown up here would often remark how much the city was evolving to become a global destination for culture and commerce… Truly, it was the perfect time to build a career in the city because of the intersection of these communities and their growth.”

As Chung’s profile in his adopted hometown grows, so does his portfolio of projects and experiences, which include a spokesman gig for Samsung (complete with his face on a Dundas Square billboard), interviewing Canadian icons from Meghan Markle to George Stroumboulopoulos and hosting *The Bay Street Bull’s* [“Mission Critical” podcast](https://www.baystbull.com/podcast-mission-critical/). It’s a somewhat punishing schedule, Chung admits, but his dedication to storytelling, style and supporting worthy causes keeps him motivated. We spoke to Lance about his career, his aspirations and the importance of taking things one step at a time.

**How did you get started working in media?**

I studied business at the University of Alberta before making the hop over to Toronto, which was my first experience working and living in a big city. I knew that I wanted to pursue a career that challenged me and presented new opportunities to learn and meet interesting characters, so I started my journey as an intern, which eventually led me down my career path in media.

**What do you love about your job these days?**

Truly, the most rewarding aspect of my job is the ability to work with such a diverse cast of different people. While it can be incredibly difficult to work in an industry as volatile as media (and one that is dominated by a handful of industry titans,) the upside is that I am constantly on a journey that allows me to learn new things, meet incredible people who are changing the world, and share stories that help others in their own pursuit of success.

Today, I handle the editorial and creative direction at a business lifestyle media brand called Bay Street Bull, which focuses on the shared pursuit of success for Canadians. My publisher and I noticed a brewing culture around entrepreneurship that we wanted to apply a Canadian perspective to. So much of the storytelling and reference points we have around success focus on American narratives. We wanted to showcase the diversity of talent that we have right here in our own backyard; to let our audience know that you don't have to leave Canada in order to find success (however you define it) and that our country has some of the greatest talent in the world.

**\
What professional or creative accomplishments are you most proud of and why?**

I think managing a fast-moving ship and running a business alongside my team. Running any kind of business is challenging, and doing so in media is incredibly hard. You have to be nimble, perceptive, empathetic, innovative, collaborative, and always "on" (when sometimes all you want to do is tune out.) We've learned a lot of valuable and hard lessons, but at the end of the day, we're still here and continue to build.

**What’s your philosophy for life and work?**

One step at a time. When I was in university, I had a family member who became very ill. It was a really scary time for us and what I learned from that experience was to just take one step at a time instead of focusing on summiting what seemed like an insurmountable mountain of a task in front of me. Eventually, you get to where you need to go. It's important to plan ahead, but ultimately, there's no way to know what life will throw at you. Often times, the things that seem like a big deal aren't really giant problems.

**What drives you professionally?**

I am driven by storytelling and powering the entrepreneurial community in the best way that I can. Building a modern media company that is creative in its execution and distribution of content is always going to be a goal of ours but our purpose and mission continue to evolve. Especially in light of the social and economic issues that society is facing right now, I want to make sure that we are a resource to the community (particularly the small business community) and remain committed to showcasing diverse talent across the board. It is our mission to not only celebrate Canadian stories but to also drive home that there is more than one face of success.

**Who set the tone for you when you were growing up?**

My parents have always been and continue to be the biggest influence on my life. They left South Korea when they were very young and moved to a country where they had no connections, didn't know the language, and had to start their lives from scratch in a society that did not always welcome people who looked like them. They bootstrapped their own business that evolved into a successful art gallery after many years of hard work. In some ways, I was raised by my grandparents because my parents were often working long days and nights in order to provide a future for our family. It astonishes me what they've built and had to overcome. I didn't realize it until I was much older, but I learned a lot about the spirit of entrepreneurship and the value of hard work through them.

**What does style mean to you? How would you define your own style?**

Style is about perspective. Early in my career, I cut my teeth in the industry by talking about style through the lens of the fashion industry. Today, my view on style is about having a point of view. Not necessarily just in the way that you construct an outfit for the day, but how that translates to your overall values. Do you shop local? Do you shop responsibly? Do you invest in quality over quantity? Ultimately, as consumers, we vote with our dollars—I want to make sure my vote counts towards what I believe in.

**Who are your style role models?**

I used to have style role models that are mainstays of the fashion industry (the [Nick Woosters](https://www.instagram.com/nickwooster/?hl=en) and [Alessandro Squarzis](https://www.instagram.com/alessandrosquarzi/?hl=en) of the street style circuit) that I looked to for outfit inspo. I look less to them now for that, and more just admire their own unique perspectives on style. I gravitate towards people with a clear identity. Off the top of my head, some of my favourites are: [Jim Moore](https://www.instagram.com/jimmooregq/?hl=en), [Alex Badia](https://www.instagram.com/thealexbadia/?hl=en), [Satoshi Kawamoto](https://www.instagram.com/satie_san/?hl=en), [Kevin Wang](https://www.instagram.com/thatmrwang/?hl=en), [Louis Rubi](https://www.instagram.com/louisrubi/?hl=en), [Shuhei Nishiguchi](https://www.instagram.com/shuhei_nishiguchi/?hl=en).

**How do you like to give back? Are there any causes that are particularly important to you?**

Giving back is so incredibly important. After all, who are we without our community? The healthcare community is one that is important to me. I've been on the planning committee of Breakfast of Champions in Support of SickKids, which is an annual fundraiser that pairs individuals with business leaders for mentorship and networking over breakfast. Over the years, the fundraiser has raised over $1M in net proceeds for SickKids hospital. Moving forward, I'd like to be more active towards causes that support the LGBTQ+ community as well, which I'm currently working on!

**Finally, what does it mean for you set the tone both personally and professionally, now and in the future?**

Setting the tone means understanding your values and committing to what you believe in. It means having a point of view and ambition alongside empathy and humility.

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Bay Street Bull’s Lance Chung on Canadian Entrepreneurship, Media Madness and Having A Style POV

Patrick Assaraf knows what men want in a wardrobe: comfortable, flattering, well-designed pieces that are easy to care for and made to last. His eponymous sportswear line delivers on that wish list, and then some. It elevates wardrobe staples to an exceptionally high standard of quality – yet the prices are surprisingly modest.

We’ve carried Assaraf’s T-shirts and knits for several years; they’re so flattering and soft to the touch that customers often buy three or four at a time. This fall, you’ll find the Canadian designer’s full collection of beautifully made basics, from Merino wool knits and sweaters and silk-cotton polos to blazers, and outerwear. Each piece offers incredible versatility and value, whether you’re building a new wardrobe or enhancing your closet.

“Patrick has really come into his own signature look. It’s modern and elegant, never flashy,” says Belinda Yu, Harry Rosen’s sportswear buyer. “These are very easy sportswear pieces. Every man can wear Patrick Assaraf clothes without having to think too hard about how to coordinate the rest of his look.”

Assaraf’s designs combine European aesthetics, North American sensibilities and a great deal of insight about what men are looking for. It’s no coincidence that Assaraf is deeply attuned to the needs of Harry Rosen customers – he visits the stores often to consult with buyers and Clothing Advisors. “He’s always looking to make the most value-added, sophisticated pieces of a particular item and improve upon what he’s done,” says Yu.

“Men just want to look good,” says Assaraf. “That’s really the focus of my way of thinking. They also want comfort – and it can’t be too complicated.” Versatility is another essential. “Everybody’s active today, and this collection reflects that,” Assaraf continues. “You can go to the airport or you can go out to dinner and still look refined. It’s easy.”

Yu muses that the Patrick Assaraf customer is much like the man himself: “He’s entrepreneurial, he’s a globetrotter, he wants ease and elegance, and he wants good value for his money. Those are all tenets of Patrick’s design process. Life is complicated enough – he takes the noise out of how a man dresses.”

Patrick Assaraf: Calm, Cool & Collected

If you have ever ridden the escalator to the lower level of Harry Rosen’s Bloor Street store, you know there’s a distinctly casual vibe going on. It’s more relaxed than the higher floors, with acres of designer denim, graphic t-shirts, and designated sections for brands that pack a youthful punch.

But there’s something else about the area that has the whole company buzzing: Atelier Munro’s custom suits for men.

The section looks simple enough, with a few bar stools surrounding a high-top table and vibrant fabrics on display. It’s a place for conversations, for discoveries and decisions, for having fun. It’s where you go to design a suit, sports jacket, or tuxedo that is uniquely yours—tailored for you and you alone.

What does a Munro suit look like? Well, that’s your decision to make.

Take a look around—chances are, the Clothing Advisors you see are wearing something from Atelier Munro. There’s a man in a bold blue windowpane three-piece suit, cut slim and close to the body. It’s made from Loro Piana performance fabric that blends wool, silk, and Lycra for maximum movement. There’s another Advisor in an unlined, unstructured jacket in radical tweed, every detail personalized.

The quality of workmanship is outstanding, the materials exemplary, and the styling is sartorial but dashingly contemporary.

Did we mention the fact that each suit, made from scratch, starts at less than a thousand dollars?

If you would like to be measured for a custom-made garment or require tailoring, please note that all Harry Rosen clothing advisors will wear face masks and gloves during your private session. While we will practice as much physical distancing as possible, some contact will be required, given the nature of the process.

You’ve probably never heard of Atelier Munro until now. That’s not surprising. The company was started in 2007 by a group of young guys in Amsterdam who wanted to bridge the gap between tailored dressing and a modern approach to style. Together they came up with an idea for making customized apparel that was like made-to-measure only quicker, easier, less expensive, and more adaptable.

Customers could basically design the garment themselves. Jeff Farbstein, executive vice-president and general merchandise manager of Harry Rosen, first discovered the Munro team at a menswear fair in Florence. “I started talking to these guys,” he recalls, “and their enthusiasm, their passion, captured me. I knew there was something there. But it was only after I’d talked with them three or four times that I figured out what I was going to do.”

Farbstein had remembered a moment a year or so earlier that made a deep impression on him. A woman brought her 20-year-old son to the lower level of Harry Rosen’s Bloor Street store to buy him something. “But he was a little too tall, shoulders a little too big from working out, to be fitted off-the-rack,” he says. “The salesperson, quite rightly, took him up to the fourth floor, to the made-to-measure area. I could see the disappointment in his face that he had to go up to his father’s or his grandfather’s depot for made-to-measure. He wanted to stay downstairs where the vibe is cool. That memory was my inspiration.

And so began the first steps towards Harry Rosen’s exclusive partnership with the Amsterdam-based brand.

Each experience with Atelier Munro is the same from Toronto to Vancouver. It begins with a customer sitting down with the store’s Munro specialist and browsing fabrics. The season’s newest swatches are displayed for you to see and feel. Hundreds of other fabrics are also available—some from Italian mills, some revolutionary, like a jersey normally used for track pants that can be tailored into an incredibly soft and comfortable suit. (Perfect for working from home.)

Pick the one you like, and the Advisor will scan its QR code to find out its availability and send you a high-res image. The same app tracks your order at any time, from start to finish.

Then, the Advisor will take your measurements.

That, too, is revolutionary.

Every tiny detail of fit is recorded digitally, along with every decision, every change, and every purchase you make. You can save multiple fit profiles for different times of the year or for various kinds of garments—a man often needs slightly different cuts for an unlined or half-canvas jacket.

Good so far? Now the creativity really kicks in.

Flip through the booklet of structural and tailoring details. Were you thinking of an exaggerated Neapolitan lapel, soft shoulders, or more of a Ralph Lauren feel? What kind of pockets are you after? Surgeon’s cuffs are standard, but the buttons aren’t. Would you like horn or mother-of-pearl?

And then there’s the question of lining—everything from tiny shamrocks to psychedelic paisley to shoals of fish and pin-up girls on motorcycles. Monogramming is also available, and clients have been taking full advantage of its limitless opportunities. One guy had “Time for cocktails?” embroidered into his jacket lining and his phone number stitched under the collar.

People have been snapping photos in their Munro garments wherever they are in the world, showing off their fancy linings, one-of-a-kind details, and playful fabrics, and sending them to their Clothing Advisors back home. There’s now quite a collection, known fondly at Harry Rosen as The Munro Chronicles.

It’s an exhilarating feeling to play Design God, and then, approximately four weeks, receive a sharp suit that looks and feels like it must have cost thousands of dollars but in reality, came in at just $950. Want another one? All your details are now saved in your digital file. Just come in, pull up a stool to the high-top, and let the fun begin.

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Smart, Seasonal Layers from Brunello Cucinelli

No. 1: The Time-Honoured Trend

No. 2: As Classic as They Come

With a longer silhouette, an overcoat can cover your jacket, create a streamlined appearance, and effortlessly take you from workday errands to after-hours events. The detachable shearling collar adds a touch of finesse to the sophisticated style.

No. 3: Heavy-Hitting Knits

No. 4: Butter-Soft Comfort

Cashmere is luxurious enough to begin with—but then make it water-repellent and you’ve struck gold. The grey mélange coat will keep you dry without sacrificing your impeccable style. Each option will gently drape your body, adding a certain refinement.

Brunello Cucinelli

Skinny Fit Jeans

Brunello Cucinelli

Striped Knit Wool-Cashmere Sweater

Brunello Cucinelli

Cap-Toe Leather Derbies

Brunello Cucinelli

Suede Brogue Boots

Brunello Cucinelli

Unstructured Wool-Cashmere Sports Jacket

Brunello Cucinelli

Cashmere Turtleneck

Brunello Cucinelli

Water-Repellent Wool-Silk Coat

Brunello Cucinelli

Houndstooth Wool Trousers

Brunello Cucinelli

Plaid Cotton Shirt

Brunello Cucinelli

Houndstooth Wool-Cashmere Sports Jacket

Brunello Cucinelli

Zip-Up Wool-Cashmere Hoodie

Brunello Cucinelli

Cashmere Turtleneck

Brunello Cucinelli

Houndstooth Virgin Wool Sports Jacket

Brunello Cucinelli

Water-Repellent Cashmere Coat

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