Berlin Baggies black relaxed nylon trousers
Stefano Pilati · Date not documented
Italy / Germany
Stefano Pilati
- Gender-fluid dressing
- Wardrobe staples
- Modern tailoring
Stefano Pilati developed his career at houses including Armani, Prada, Yves Saint Laurent and Zegna before founding Random Identities in 2017. Based in Berlin, the independent project gave him space to reconsider the categories and seasonal conventions of fashion.
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Berlin Baggies black relaxed nylon trousers
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Black hooded sweatshirt
Date not stated · Random Identities — official product selection; season not stated
A compact hooded sweatshirt is shown as an independent everyday garment in the label’s official selection.
Random Identities; official product photography, photographer not individually stated
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Black shorts with deep pleats
Date not stated · Random Identities — official product selection; season not stated
Deep pleats create volume within an otherwise spare pair of tailored shorts.
Random Identities; official product photography, photographer not individually stated
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Black tailored blazer
Date not stated · Random Identities — official product selection; season not stated
A dark tailored blazer frames the bright collar and lapel line of a white shirt.
Random Identities; official product photography, photographer not individually stated
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Broken Suit
Ermenegildo Zegna, Autumn/Winter 2015–16
Different textures in matching grey tones subtly separate the jacket, waistcoat and trousers, a signature approach Pilati introduced at Zegna.
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About Stefano Pilati
His approach emphasizes enduring wardrobe pieces, quality and individual expression, allowing wearers to move freely between established menswear and womenswear codes.