Editor
MILAN — The men’s fashion week that closed in Milan on Monday was perilously short: barely a long-weekend. JW Anderson skipped the season; Gucci and Fendi opted to forgo men’s for co-ed shows in February; and some smaller labels steered clear of the catwalk altogether.
If things carry on this way, some kind of merging of the Pitti Uomo trade fair in Florence and Milan men’s fashion week could make sense. Of course, it’s not the…
