Bloke bags hit Milan catwalks with a flourish The Z Zegna show during Milan Menswear Fashion Week Spring Summer 2014. Picture: Getty Source: The Daily Telegraph The Giorgio Armani show during Milan Menswear Fashion Week Spring Summer 2014. The Frankie Morello show during Milan Menswear Fashion Week Spring Summer 2014. IT WAS all about the manbag at Milan's menswear spring-summer '14 collections this week. Bags in all shapes and sizes dominated the catwalks. There were parachute backpacks at Gucci, Canali and Frankie Morello. Zegna's tote-style leather backpack in a neutral mushroom tone was worn slung over one shoulder, giving it a polished edge. Even the king of tailoring, Giorgio Armani, got in on the action. There was something for everyone, with navy canvas totes and backpacks worn with printed T-shirts and trousers. More sophisticated leather luggage bags and structured tan totes were teamed with blazers and pastel chinos. Traditionally feminine styles, such as the clutch, made an appearance at Fendi and Ermanno Scervino. It follows on from the feminine trends seen at London's menswear shows last week, which featured halter-neck and crop tops for boys as the lines between the sexes blurs. The Paris menswear shows, which started late this week, also got in on the action. 3.1 Phillip Lim sent models down the runway carrying canvas duffle bags, envelope clutches and floral-printed totes. Carven had the blokes carrying boxy satchels as you would a clutch instead of using the cross-body strap, while Wooyoungmi championed the backpack slung over one shoulder. Follow Daily Telegraph reporter Renata Gorton Like Sydney Confidential Facebook page here Follow Sydney Confidential on Twitter