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Autumn's arrival is heralded by the first leaves falling from the trees and the streets tinted in orange tones; the colour brown, thick wool jumpers and cozy weekends in front of the fireplace make up the DNA of the most  captivating yet melancholic season.

This autumn, Mario Testino, through his lenses and the models Cameron Russel and Sean Richard, continues to interpret Massimo Dutti in a collection replete with alluring fabrics, colours, and of course, sensations. Massimo Dutti goes one step further with a collection above and beyond the typical autumnal garments, the beige jumpers, to offer a boho style that invades garments contrasting starkly with the most minimalist formalwear.

Garments inspired by cinema classics, films from the 70's that have moulded the face of fashion and that also bring us a hint of nostalgia. From suede pieces with fringing to cord trousers and patterned shirts, denim and leather are ever-present. The variety of colours is mixed, from browns, camel or purples to sea blues and bright greens. All fused together in different fabrics to create a warm, cozy and elegant atmosphere.

The men's collection is defined by its prints and its mix of styles. Modernity joins forces with elegance, new and old shapes coexist to create a harmony that exudes serenity. Women are dressed in skirts, long coats, leather jackets and soft fabrics.

MASSIMO DUTTI, THE BRAND

Massimo Dutti was founded in the year 1985 and, that original brand was mainly geared towards men's fashion. In 1991, it was acquired by Grupo Inditex, and from 1995 on it began its launch of women's fashion in all of its dimensions: from the most urban to the most casual lines, without neglecting timeless sophistication. In 2003, Massimo Dutti launched a line of children's clothes under the brand name of Boys & Girls. This is being progressively introduced into the stores of various countries.

Over the years, Massimo Dutti has undergone a rapid growth, strengthening its European leadership and consolidating its international position; at present, the group has over 680 stores in 65 countries around the world.

MASSIMO DUTTI, THE COLLECTIONS

WOMEN

The Women's collection, based on a concept of internal creation, is above all aimed at women aged between 25 and 45, who are urbanites and naturally sophisticated: a city woman who is practical, elegant and contemporary, who believes in her style and knows what she wants; a woman seeking a personal style without neglecting some of the current-day international catwalk trends.

The Women's collection is made up of various lines of clothing, but also accessories and fragrances, meaning that each season it offers a harmonious selection of trends, styles, colours and textures.

MEN

The Men's collections are mainly aimed at urbanite and contemporary men aged between 25 and 60. From its beginnings, Massimo Dutti has had a truly unique personality: the brand started out as a manufacturer of shirts, but now offers complete lines of men's fashions, from bespoke suits to a more casual style. The concept that defines all collections is based on the quality of the materials and the combination of textures and styles. The Men's collection offers two lines:

PERSONAL TAILORING

The brand's personal tailoring service offers a wide array of fabrics and cuts that enhance the personal style of each client to the maximum. The brand has renewed its concept of tailoring to create a more exclusive and personal service, offering various models of suits, jackets and shorts. Using a series of established patterns, our clients can choose the fabric, such as cotton, wool and cashmere, in a wide range of colours.

The personal tailoring service also allows for buttons, linings and reverse sides to be personalised, endowing each garment with an exclusive air.

THE BOYS & GIRLS

The Boys and Girls collection, released by Massimo Dutti in 2003, is aimed at the youngest target of both boys and girls between the ages of 2 and 16, offering unique, fresh and youthful designs created especially for them.