"You realise how short you are," Bell told the Guardian. "You discover nervous twitches in your face you didn't know you had, and you don't know where to look."
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Other highlights from the weekend included Vivienne Westwood's catwalk tribute to David Attenborough, which featured bearded models covered in ice and snow. At Emporio Armani, we saw a mix of men and women - the latter of whom were dressed in the label's new pre collection. On Saturday, Christopher Bailey created a "polite but charming" new offering for Burberry, featuring well-cut tweed tailoring and its signatures trenches teamed with colourful Baker Boy-style hats. Although Dolce & Gabbana poster boy David Gandy was missing from the label's show on Saturday, designers Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce impressed with black velvet jackets, slouchy knit jumpers and long dress coats, all of which were covered in intricate gold embroidery.
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Updated Friday January 13, 4.10pm: Adrien Brody is the first Oscar-winning actor confirmed to walk in Prada's autumn/winter 2012-13 menswear show, which takes place on Sunday. Other high-profile names are also expected to hit the label's catwalk - stay tuned for more news as it happens.
Brody is most famous for his role in moving film The Pianist - for which, at 29, he won a Best Actor Oscar - the youngest actor to do so. He also appeared in Woody Allen's Midnight In Paris, alongside Carla Bruni and Marion Cotillard.
Updated Friday January 13, 8.45am: Milan Men's Fashion Week officially gets underway today, starting with Versace's pre-autumn/winter 2012-13 offering - before the next season's main ready-to-wear collections kick off tomorrow, commencing with Dolce & Gabbana, Burberry and Roberto Cavalli.
On Sunday, Prada and Calvin Klein Collection will take to the Milan catwalk - as well as Fendi, which returns to the menswear catwalk for the first time since 2008, with a collection created by Silvia Fendi - as we start to look forward Jonathan Saunders' debut menswear show on Monday, as well as Alexander McQueen, Gucci and Versace. Tuesday will wrap up the week's proceedings, with Marc Jacobs and Giorgio Armani, before we look ahead to Paris' menswear collections - which begin on Wednesday January 18.
Stay tuned throughout the week for the latest menswear show collections as they arrive.
ELLA ALEXANDER 16 January 2012
Updated Monday January 16, 8.52am
http://www.vogue.co.uk/news/2012/01/13/milan-mens-fashion-week-autumn/winter-2012-12-schedule
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