Menswear

Yusuke Takahashi, the head honcho at the house of Issey Miyake, is obsessed with surface. Thats’ not a bad thing: after all, the serrated surfaces of Miyake’s pleasing pleats are the houses leitmotif and bread-and-butter, and have been referenced on

Haider Ackermann is a natty textile technician, and a wicked tailor. Those two aspects of his oeuvre (as they say in French) are what netted him Berluti: his debut happens this Friday, and we’re all on tenterhooks. But the appointment

Pierpaolo Piccioli proffered precious punk princes, persuasively… at Valentino. I was trying to aliterate the whole thing, but it’s not humanly possible. But precious punk prince is an apt summary of Valentino’s clothing this season, where the house’s precious, couture-quality

A treatise on ‘Corporate Dressing’ was the notion behind Demna Gvasalia’s second Balenciaga menswear collection, for winter 2017. But don’t think McDonald’s uniforms, rather the uniforms of the corporate raiders of the eighties - sharp business suits flecked with power

Because who needs all that hassle of going to a fashion show, when you can, instead view an entire collection through image alone? And no, we don't mean those straight up and down Vogue Runway jobbies, but instead these beaut

Fendi’s winter 2017 menswear packed a pretty hefty wallop - it always does. It’s something about a man wearing a full-length fur coat, and fur slides, and a fur beanie, as well as a bag dangling mink and fox google-eyed

Alessandro Dell’Acqua’s No 21 menswear is known for taking proposing a delicate variation on masculinity - even a feminine one, you may say. But his winter 2017 show was heartier, meatier, you may even say butcher than we’re used to.

The Prada space at Via Fogazzaro always lends clues as to the brand’s collection to be shown there: witness the latest, for winter 2017. A series of wooden dividers chopped up the cavernous space into warrens of catwalk: throughout, leatherette-wrapped

The gauchos of South America aren’t an empty reference for Marcelo Burlon - he grew up there, hence his Winter 2017 collection was about delving back into his own culture and history, reviving folk styles of the region and translating