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" Men&amp;#039;s Fashion Week landed in Paris today, making it the perfect time to take a look at the big picture from Milan. And there are plenty of threads that tied up the Italian collections nicely \u2014 some new, others as part of an ongoing evolution. So, without any further ado, allow us to present three broad movements that we&amp;#039;re looking forward to seeing more of next autumn. MORE MILAN FASHION WEEK COVERAGE &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt;  50 Shades of...You Guessed It Sorry, we had to. But perhaps the best-selling book of 2012 got designers thinking about gray&amp;#039;s endless bounty (even if it probably didn&amp;#039;t). Not that we&amp;#039;re saying the hue, in and of itself, is revolutionary or anything, but the monochromatic way it was presented was something that felt new and, well, right for fall. Not that we haven&amp;#039;t already told you that. (Above, from left: Calvin Klein, Gucci, Fendi.)  Necks Will Be Covered Again, this was a big trend last fall, but it&amp;#039;s been picking steam during this season&amp;#039;s shows as last year&amp;#039;s emphasis on fine-gauge turtlenecks gives way to ones with some heft. They&amp;#039;re being knit in chunkier textures, or with a looser hold on the throat, for a look that&amp;#039;s a bit sporty, a bit rakish. A nice progression. (Above, from left: Trussardi, Etro, Salvatore Ferragamo.)  /p&amp;amp;gt; Collars Get Furry The call of the wild was interpreted in the most civilized of ways for the fall 2013 collections, namely in the use of fur on the (often oversized) collars of coats. It came in every color, length, and species of origin, and it looked elegant but not fastidious. Just don&amp;#039;t mention it to PETA. (Above, from left: Canali, Marc Jacobs, Giorgio Armani.) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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