Jacquemus: Menswear SS20
Forget running through fields of wheat, Jacquemus celebrated his 10th anniversary show in the south of France in a vast blossom of purple lavender. It was the first time the designer showed his men's and womenswear together – heading into
Ludovic de Saint Sernin: Menswear SS20
Sex, sex, sex was the word on everyone’s lips following Ludovic de Saint Sernin’s steamy on-schedule debut yesterday afternoon. Forget getting frisky in your boyfriend’s car, the emerging designer opted for a rendezvous on top of the Pompidou Centre to
Kenzo: Menswear SS20
This is the end of an era. To the disappointment of many, Humberto Leon and Carol Lim have departed from the house of Kenzo. Just like Kenzo Takada’s last ever show in 1999, Leon and Lim’s swan song was set
Sacai: Menswear SS20
In an exercise of considered dishevelment the Sacai designer Chitose Abe turned the suit inside and out and layered it at her SS20 show this morning in Paris. The normally unseen was now exposed to show its hidden beauty: striped
Loewe: Menswear SS20
The Creative Director of Loewe Jonathan Anderson has a fascination with the art world: Loewe and art are interconnected. Indeed, since Anderson’s inception at the house, Loewe has become the default fashion label for art’s creative liberals. They appreciate Anderson’s
Wooyoungmi: Menswear SS20
During the post-war economic boom of Japan in the 1980s, a new musical genre evolved. City Pop was an amalgamation of many western musical styles. With it a dress-style evolved, one which mixed New Wave references from the UK with
Thom Browne: Menswear SS20
The collegiate worlds of various sports collided with the exquisite world of ballet at the Thom Browne SS20 show. Set in the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts: the home of fine arts teaching in Paris; it was a beautiful backdrop
Hermès: Menswear SS20
Pink and camel; mint and mink; light pink and mushroom; light pink and yellow: it take a practised hand to mix colours like this. Hermès creative director for men’s Véronique Nichanian has spent over 30 years at the storied French
GmbH: Menswear SS20
The flashy zips, bodycon tees and bulge-featuring trousers in vinyl. If you asked where is the most probable place to encounter GmbH clothes in action, the answer would probably be one of Berlin's many sex clubs. That's if you asked
Dior: Menswear SS20
Upon walking into the Dior runway venue for designer Kim Jones' SS20 show, guests were greeted by a reimagining of Christian Dior’s world and personal ephemera including his desk and a fireplace. These were created by the American artist Daniel
Junya Watanabe: Menswear SS20
It’s a joy to shop Junya Watanabe. At the shows - planning looks - and in stores too. And going shopping seemed to be the inspiration behind Watanabe’s latest line-out. Models pulled canvas shopping bags over their shoulders and wore
Comme Des Garçons Homme Plus: Menswear SS20
Transformation and liberation through time was the title of the SS20 Comme des Garçons Homme Plus collection. The show, cut into three acts, was inspired by composer Olga Neuwirth’s opera Orlando. The original book by Virginia Woolf, the opera, and,
Balmain: Menswear SS20
On a huge and elevated stage built especially for the Balmain x (RED) festival and runway show; dozens of models showcased designer Olivier Rousteing's new spring collection for the house. Moving spotlights and smoke ramped up the rock concert atmosphere. The
Berluti: Menswear SS20
The slit-front trouser (from the front-pleat up), a wider “puddle flare” and a leather patchwork jogger with knitted-cuff hem. These new trouser options from Berluti designed by the brand’s creative director Kris Van Assche formed part of his spring line-out
Louis Vuitton: Menswear SS20
Place Dauphine, a small stroll from the Louis Vuitton design studios in the centre of Paris, was the destination for the brand’s incredible SS20 runway line-out. It was a clever move by Men’s Artistic Director Virgil Abloh after the house