Michael Andrews Bespoke at Pitti Uomo #108

Earlier this month, the world’s most stylish men (and women) gathered at Pitti Uomo in Florence, and we were there to capture it all.

Florence In Style

Pitti Uomo is more than a menswear trade show; it’s a global celebration of craftsmanship, character, and impeccable taste. From linen-clad moments on cobblestone streets to creative black tie at the St. Regis Florence, the week was a reminder that true style transcends languages, borders, and walks of life. Join us as we recap the looks, the people, and the Florentine magic that is Pitti Uomo.

Welcome Aperitivo At The St. Regis Florence

Pitti Uomo started with the unofficial kick off of the week, an unforgettable evening of black tie and creative expression co-hosted by Michael Andrews Bespoke, He Spoke Style and ANGEL RAMOS | New York at the iconic St. Regis. Amidst the grandeur of Florence, our gathering brought together an international cast of impeccably dressed ladies and gentlemen, where innovation met timeless elegance over cocktails, conversation, and custom tailoring. It was a night that reflected the essence of Pitti Uomo itself—timeless style elevated by individuality. From satin lapels to boldly tailored dinner jackets, the room proved once again that when it comes to formalwear, Michael Andrews Bespoke sets the standard.

Tonal Tuesday

Under the Tuscan sun, Tuesday was a masterclass in tonal dressing—subtle, intentional, and effortlessly refined. Earthy neutrals, icy blues, and stone greys flowed through the piazza, proving that when texture and proportion take the lead, color can whisper and still make a statement. Linen suits layered over tonal knits, unstructured jackets paired with voluminous pleated trousers—all spoke to a quietly confident aesthetic. These looks weren’t designed to shout but to resonate, reminding us that restraint can be the height of sophistication.

Now In Technicolor

As the afternoon unfolded, the mood shifted—gentle hues gave way to a riot of color, worthy of a 1960s Technicolor screen. Think saturated pistachio, Riviera blue, and high-gloss coral worn head-to-toe with unapologetic flair. This wasn’t costume, it was confidence: a nod to the golden age of film and fashion when color was used to dazzle and define character. From boldly patterned shirts tucked into tailored shorts to vivid suits worn with open collars and attitude, these ensembles reminded us that style isn’t just about tradition—it’s about joy, play, and fearless self-expression.

Pitti P.I.

Wednesday opened with a nod to Tom Selleck’s mustachioed, aloha-shirted icon of laid-back masculinity. His signature look—bold Hawaiian prints, relaxed tailoring, and devil-may-care confidence—set the tone for the day’s warm-weather ensembles. Think open-collared camp shirts in tropical motifs, worn tucked into high-waisted pleated trousers or layered under linen blazers with rolled sleeves. The effect was effortlessly cool and unmistakably nostalgic, blending 1980s charm with contemporary polish. In the heat of Florence, it was clear: the Magnum mood lives on—just sharper, sleeker, and better fitted.

W.M. Brown

Pitti isn’t Pitti without WM Brown. Their legendary party has become a cornerstone of the week—not just an evening but a declaration of elegance, camaraderie, and impeccable taste. Guests arrived in peak lapels, silk linen tuxedos, and head turning double-breasted dinner jackets. It was a celebration of the community that WM Brown has cultivated—one where tradition and modernity come together over cocktails. We’re grateful for the indelible mark they’ve made on menswear, and proud to share a space where timeless tailoring and genuine connection always take center stage.