<div>In the age when Savile Row was synonymous with men’s style, Gaetano Savini<br>put Italy on the map, beginning with the first men’s fashion show at Florence’s<br>Palazzo Pitti in 1952. His legacy as the visionary and designer extraordinaire<br>behind the Brioni luxury brand is celebrated in this spectacular illustrated edition,<br>highlighting examples of innovative cuts, bold colors, and the psychedelic patterns<br>that led the Peacock Revolution of the 1960s. Replete with letters, photographs, and<br>personal anecdotes from Savini’s daughter and Brioni heir, The Man Who Was Brioni<br>details how Brioni came to be known as the Dior of menswear.</div>