Emporio Armanis Man Spring-Summer 23 beachwear collection takes inspiration from the Japanese Empire, the historic echo of its landscape paintings and iconic Japanese images. In the Tokyo Sunset line, the pattern is inspired by the Shodo: turquoise and coral macro-ideograms stand out on a background as black as China ink, while the soft volumes of poplin shirts and trousers recall the world of martial arts. Basic items are characterized by pop colours: corn, green, turquoise and coral, with a new embroidery stitch for personalization. The tones of white, red and navy blue meet and mix in the jumbled all over lettering patterns offered in the Preppy Sailor mood. Seasonal novelty is the chenille stitch eagle patch defined by a contrasting white outline, presented on boxers, Bermuda shorts and baseball caps. The addition of a new drill effect fleece series, with tonal embroidered logos, completes the line and enriches the look for those who wish to be always sophisticated, even out of water. Japanese inspiration follows on in the Blue Waves line, characterized by all-over micro and macro patterns, personalized with the eagle embroidery and enriched by inside straps in contrasting colour. The basic items in this family are produced with stone wash treatments in the new shades of blue (dolphin and sky) and embellished with a high frequency patch, personalizing swimsuits, t-shirts, polos, Bermuda shorts and espadrilles. A new offer of tape on a black net base, with contrasting Emporio Armani embroidery, adds a sophisticated and refined touch to the new series. The offer is completed by the Earth Tones line, dedicated to the more natural sand and earth tones, the typical colours of the parchment used for Japanese calligraphic works. The addition of linen allows to create items with soft and comfortable volumes: draw-string trousers, wide Bermuda shorts with braces and maxi-shirts. Patterns range from the graphic macro lettering to the new fabric with all over contrasting eagle embroidery.