Italian brand Bally, known for their footwear, offered up a sporty Spring/Summer 2018 collection that was rooted in the 70s.

Clement Chabernaud stuns in Bally's striking Fall/Winter 2015 campaign, featuring the Italian label's chic accessories and exotic-skinned ready to wear, all shot by Alasdiar McLellan.

Athleticism has invaded the wardrobes of men and women around the world and Bally harnesses that activity- and utility-minded way of dressing with a chic marriage of athleticism and dandyism. Rugged boots, stretchy pants, and sharp European tailoring all melded together to create a collection that's likely to appeal to a large number of men, while a great variation of shoes is sure to continue to drive Bally-aficionados to the cash registers.

Geeky chic got a sophisticated makeover for FW15, courtesy of Italian label Bally. Boxy suits and cropped trousers added a collegiate feel to the collection while the label's assortment of accessories, their bread and butter, gave viewers plenty of reason to salivate.

Sports references are common in menswear but to our recollection, no season in recent history has been so singularly focused on sports references than SS14. Bally's SS14 contributes to that trend by showing a cycling-inspired collection perfect for the velodrome.

For Fall/Winter 2013, Bally's man is on an excursion. The Swiss brand offered furry boots to complement an outerwear-heavy collection, with warm wool pants to shield the elements.

It's back to the Alps for Bally's Fall/Winter 2012, shot once again by renowned photographer Norman Jean Roy starring Andrew Cooper and Robert Konjic.

Top model Nicolas Ripoll dons Bally's Fall/Winter 2012 collection, full of monochromatic looks that are a bit edgier than what we're used to seeing from the Swiss brand; hard looks include a slashed leather Chesterfield coat. Our favorite pieces were the coats that employed a beautiful degradé effect.