Brunello Cucinelli's distinct style and luxurious fabrics make his collections one of the most influential. While the deceptive outfits, like tracksuits, are actually quite lux in cashmere, the mix of sport and tailoring like a puffer vest with a suit or buttery-soft bomber with sporty weekend layers are what keeps the men coming back and looking to Cucinelli for inspiration.

Italian designer Brunello Cucinelli's mix of luxurious fabrics and elegant tailoring and wrapping it up in casual way is quite unique and one that many men emulate, just look what those at Pitti Uomo wear. For SS19, the casual elegance was seen in a linen tuxedo, buttery soft leather bomber and a litany of easy tailored looks, with straight cuts, pants cut just above the ankle, and jackets fitting just right.

Brunello Cucinelli's signature layered looks have helped to reinvent the idea of pared back luxury. While his sumptuous fabrics, like his famous cashmeres, help ratchet up the luxury points, it's the tailoring that's most impressive. The ability to meld function, form and fashion into cohesive looks that appeal to boardroom business men (and women for his women's collection) to weekend warriors is a great feat and continues with this sharp collection, offering suit separates, vests, lean puffers and more.

Brunello Cucinelli's impeccable style complements his beautifully made clothes, full of rich fabrics in demure tones. Though he touches on trends every so often, take the broken-in denim, ultimately his weekend-warrior approved sportswear is what customers cannot get enough of.

Italian designer Brunello Cucinelli is the purveyor of chic understated luxury within the Italian fashionscape. The fabrics he uses are lush and luxurious, he's known for his supersoft cashmere sweaters. While all that still rings true, the FW17 collection felt decidedly more urban and hard-edged. The buttery soft motorcycle jackets added that edge that was once missing while hiking boots paired with corduroy looked rugged and chic.

The men (and women) who can afford Brunello Cucinelli's designs spend plenty of time luxuriating in the best of everything, including sharp and luxe designs. The Italian designer continues to work to create a symbiotic collection that properly balances luxury and utility without compromise. Here, there were ultra lightweight fabrics, sharply tailored trousers, cool jackets and a litany of layering options like leather or suede vests.

Brunello Cucinelli, the purveyor of dapper casual dressing, proffered plenty of luxury and style for his rapid and highly loyal customers to gobble up, take the double faced cashmere coats and easy pants, slim and fitted, without looking too much like a hipster of yester-season. Quality is of the utmost importance here and enthusiasts would be hard pressed to find anything of equal or better quality than this Italian designer's wares.

Italian label Brunello Cucinelli, known for their baby soft cashmere and other knits, has tapped Ben Hill and Rael Costa to front his Fall/Winter 2012 campaign, set against the picturesque Tuscan landscape.