Top Italian model Alessio Pozzi is captured by Luigi & Iango for Italian label Ermanno Scervino's latest campaign.

Ermanno Scervino's eponymous collection offered a handful of men's looks during his SS19 runway show. The few men's looks included glistening knits, fitted trousers hitting just above the ankle and a strong sense of Italian masculinity, almost predictably so.

Luxury melded with utility at Ermanno Scervino's FW16 show: there were fur lined hoodies, fur scarves, as well as soft and warm cashmeres. The collection's hard-bodied models highlighted the body conscious cuts while more flamboyant offerings like glittering pants and graphic knit that said "Wild" or "Heroes" seemed out of place.

Military themed were plentiful at Ermanno Scervino's Spring/Summer 2016 collection, seen throughout the expansive show. Relaxed silhouettes softened the militarism that Scervino prefers, often showing them off with shorts or a pale patterned pant. There was also a play on classic winter fabrics like houndstooth seen on a pair of shorts while dusty colors looked sunbleached and perfect for a day on the beach or a weekend sojourn.

Ermanno Scervino's masculine silhouettes were softened with embroidered jacket sleeves, sparkly scarves and cozy knits. Also on display were plenty of coats to satiate every man's desires from nautical inspired peacoats to stark and boxy duffle coats.

Ermanno Scervino took a laid back approach to tailoring for SS15 and injected a bit of nautical influences, aligning his latest collection with the big trends this upcoming season. Graphic patterns like polka dots, stripes and multicolored "wave" patterns littered the otherwise neutral color palette and broke up the sea of white, cream and grey. Sleek jackets, perfect for a day on the yacht, were paired with colorful rope belts while tailoring was relaxed and fluid but still accentuated the body, as well as playful since some were paired with clown-size bowties in a polka dots,

After showing a truly expansive collection during Pitti Uomo last year, Ermanno Scervino returns to Milan to showcase his FW14 collection that included fetching takes on graphic patterns, like the beginning look's take on plaid on plaid. The muscular models looked strong and confident in the suiting as well as the sportier designs like shiny puffers and striped knits. The show ended with the usual eveningwear looks of well cut tuxedos.

After a season off the Milan schedule in order to show during Pitti Uomo, Ermanno Scervino returns to Milan for a more relaxed collection for SS14. Denim was highly utilized, as were military inspired silhouettes and even hints of olive. Though the baby blue hues were very flattering and fresh amidst the dark moodiness of the beginning of the collection. Bomber jackets also were well made and sure to be big sellers.

Italian designer Ermanno Scervino traveled to Florence to show his Fall/Winter 2013 collection, which he created as an homage to the great Italian city, all during Pitti Uomo, of course. The collection was an exercise in duality concentrating on innovation and tradition, as the brand meshes Italian craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology to create a robust collection.