Massimo Dutti has launched its new autumn/winter collection for men and women.

The women’s winter collection this year is based on five main inspirations: hunting, equestrian, nordic, college 1950 and country heritage.

The hunting collection, with its mix of khakis, olives, beiges and garnets start the chilly atmosphere as an introduction to winter, while the equestrian collection features beiges, camels and blues that stand out when mixed in textures like washed leather or rich tricot.

The Nordic countries have inspired the nordic collection hence ivory, natural, and camel colours combined with a clear denim blue and splash of orange.

The college 1950 collection shows the authentic woman in a ‘school’ ambience dominated by pallet colours like sea blue, camels, bottle green, garnets and red.

The country heritage collection is clearly inspired by the 1970s, together with a vintage air. Detachable parkas with leather trim, reversible garments, careful tailoring and oral print shirts in a range of khaki greens, ochres, caramel and yellow define atraditional woman.

The men’s collection is mainly split into three parts: overnight, harvest and bahaus. Overnight, with an ambience inspiredby 1960s intellectuals, features tricot sports coats in pearly knit, voluminous wrap-arounds trimmed with buttons and in neutral colours combined with ink blue, bottle green, garnet and cocoa.

Harvest sees the rebirth of the ‘folk’ look with reversible garments with a sporty character, inspired by hunting, fishing, oil cloth, quilted pockets and zippers, boots, bags and plaid shirts too highlighting colours of ochre, green and olive mixed with shades of burgundy, eggplant and cherry.

Bahaus is the ‘preppy’ style evolved. The neutral colour of the outside of the garment contrasts with bright red, oak green, oil and touches of mustard shown in tricot, shirts and accessories.

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