If something has become clear during this round of shows, it’s that luxury is not about ostentation or gratuitous status symbols anymore. That’s not to say that fashion is going down-market — it just means that the premium is now on value, not flash.

There will always be a desire for special items to work into a wardrobe of everyday basics, as long as they warrant the investment. Here is a roundup of this week’s men’s standout items; some will be expensive, others not so much — but they will all be worth their price.

A black peacoat can be put on heavy rotation every fall. Michael Kors’s pops when combined with a bright sweaterItalo Zucchelli’s futuristic molded jackets for Calvin Klein are reminiscent of the movie “Tron,” but they are also perfectly functional.

Fair Isle sweaters turned up on several runways, but only Patrik Ervell’s comes with pearls.A Z Zegna gray double-breasted blazer is a great alternative to the conventional blue blazer. If you’re looking for a tracksuit, check out the ones Pierre Henri Mattout showed at Victorinox.

This red suit by Tim Hamilton is classic in every way except its color — and that’s exactly what makes it so cool.White jeans are a staple for any time of the year. Spurr’s version have a great fit.An oversize padded parka, like this one by Y-3, will make even the most bitter winter day bearable.