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LET THERE BE LIGHTNESS
*Sergio Perdomo
written CHIDOZIE OBASI
It can sometimes feel as though the fashion industry is drowning in micro – or should I say, nano – trends. From billowing trousers and wacky shoes to “bare-backs” (surely one of the most common trends to feature on the Spring 2027 men’s runways), it can be a wild ride at times.
Sergio wears total look by LORO PIANA
But even against the strong tides of the seasonal trend cycle, there are certain staples that hold steady, and when it comes to our transitional wardrobes, and the blazer is surely one of them. Made in all manner of ways, the blazer has been used in men’s attires for thousands of years and has long been lauded for its breathability, strength and natural elegant qualities.
Of course, in more recent years, it has become synonymous with a certain airy, sun-soaked aesthetic, and thus a popular choice for pairings on many occasions. And in recent seasons, we’ve seen a number of brands – both high street and designer – bringing a more elevated, sculptural spin on the classic style. For 2026, Louis Vuitton has really delivered in the elegant linen blazer stakes, with many of the brand’s iterations featuring a universally flattering fit and easy polish. For more cottagecore vibes, Dolce&Gabbana should be your first port of call, and we’re enjoying its cute crisp renditions this season – perfect for cocktail hour on holiday. Below, peruse LE MILE’s edit below and you’ll become the embodiment of the season in no time. You’re welcome.
Sergio wears blazer by DOLCE&GABBANA, shirts by DSQUARED2 and LABO.ART, pants by ESSENTIEL ANTWERP, shorts by TOD’S, shoes by SANTONI and tie by DSQUARED2
Sergio wears T-shirt and shirt by CALVIN KLEIN, long-sleeve top by CANALI, shorts by MANUEL RITZ and shoes by AQVA ALTA
Sergio wears a total look by LOUIS VUITTON
Sergio wears jacket by LABO.ART, vest by DSQUARED2, shirt by TOD’S, shorts by SUN68, and tie and belt by CALVIN KLEIN
About Casa Brera
/ Situated near the famed Milan’s Teatro alla Scala, the Casa Brera hotel is an authentic expression of the city’s evocative spirit, intertwined with the rhythm of the neighbourhood. Designed by Patricia Urquiola as an interpretation of the city’s elegance, the hotel features 101 rooms and 15 suites, including the refined Milanese suite. The Milanese Suite combines architectural elegance with contemporary comfort, including a spacious terrace that offers a rounded view of the city, whilst the bespoke furnishings and three marble-clad bathrooms, complete with toiletries by Etro, create a sumptuous finishing that’s meticulously thought through. Etereo, a rooftop and poolside venue, offers a vibrant dining experience against the backdrop of the city. With indoor seating and two outdoor terraces, close-up views of landmarks such as the Duomo and the Castello Sforzesco are present. The menu features dishes to share and bespoke cocktails inspired by Milan’s rich heritage of design and fashion.
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fashion market director + stylist CHIDOZIE OBASI
contributing editor EDWARD PUSCA
head of production JESSICA LOVATO
fashion coordinator FILIPPO CANCELLIER
make up KIM GUTIERREZ via STUDIO REPOSSI using DOLCE&GABBANA BEAUTY
hair MARTA CUPAIOLI
model SERGIO PERDOMO via D´Management
photography assistant ANTONIO CROTTI
fashion assistants ISABELLA RUIZ + LUDOVICA IEMMOLO + ALICE PELATI + VICTORIA AMPUERO
special thanks to CASA BRERA
credits
all Images (c) LE MILE
and Cosimo Buccolieri