To me Trussardi has always been a bit of a hopeless case, a brand with no distinguishing features apart from the marketing savviness of the founder and a kind of generic 80's brand image that did not survive the mid-nineties.
So many have tried to get something out of this black hole of a brand, starting from Milan Vukmirovic (the only one, actually, who made Trussardi relevant with the camo print bags before camo became a thing) but the footprint on apparel has remained nonexistent.
I was suspicious from the start of this operation, it reeked of a desperate move to chase cool in Berlin, but this cooler-than-thou vibe has nothing to do with the bourgeois roots of the brand, if feels superimposed artificially and frankly not particularly exciting at this point, when too many have been there already.
Bets are in for how long these two are lasting as creative directors, unless they come up with some brilliant idea next season.