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"      Here on the Style Blog, as often as possible we like to promote things that are, thanks to our increasingly plugged-in world, just a click away. But once in a while something comes along that is out of the grasp of the omnipresent Internet, but still very much worthy of notice. One of these things would be designer Stefano Pilati&amp;#039;s inaugural collection for Ermenegildo Zegna\u2014under the moniker of Ermenegildo Zegna Couture\u2014which first debuted in June of last year but is now, finally, making its way to (physical, not digital) stores now.  Pilati, who is known as an incredibly stylish man in his own right, applied his sense of easy elegance to the collection, and ushered in some new elements to the Zegna world for the spring/summer collection. First, there&amp;#039;s his concept of the &amp;quot;broken suit,&amp;quot; which boils down to pairing the jacket from one suit with the trousers from another (something the designer calls &amp;quot;the height of chic&amp;quot;) and his updated idea of &amp;quot;after six,&amp;quot; or formal dressing, a move away from the traditional tuxedo and towards a more casual vibe but with an eye for superior cuts, fabrics, and the details that elevate each piece just so. Regardless of how you explain it, though, it just looks damn good, and that&amp;#039;s what counts.   Thirty stores worldwide will carry the collection\u2014the three in the U.S. are located in Beverly Hills, Chicago, and New York\u2014and, sadly, no, you will not be able to procure these via the Web (at least not yet). Some things, after all, are worth the extra effort.  Learn more at zegna.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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