Loewe: Menswear AW23
In a stark white cube – featuring two, intimate artworks of brand muse Nikos by Julien Nguyen – Jonathan Anderson focused on defined silhouettes for Loewe menswear AW23.
Willy Chavarria: Menswear SS23
Willy Chavarria is an iconoclastic creator, tackling societal issues and religious themes on the reg’ and with his SS23 menswear offering he really said, “take me to church.”
Nicomede: Menswear SS23
The natural way of life, being so open to the Earth’s elements in the Philippines, guided Talavera’s design hand this season.
Saint Laurent: Menswear SS23
The location for Anthony Vaccarello’s comeback Saint Laurent menswear show couldn’t have been more befitting. The fashion pack was driven an hour outside Marrakech to the Agafay desert, where they were seated in a ringed amphitheatre envisioned by British artist
Kiko Kostadinov: Menswear SS23
Confined behind metal grates within the Lycée Henry VI, dusty bookshelves weighted by historic volumes surrounded the Kiko Kostadinov catwalk. The occasion was the London-based eponymous label’s first-ever showing on Paresian soil and headed by Kostadinov himself, effortlessly blended sportswear
Kenzo: Menswear SS23
Sunday morning had every cool kid in Paris fitted out and eagerly awaiting Nigo’s second showing as artistic director at Kenzo. Hosted in the lofty Lycée Carnot in Paris’s 17th arrondissement, the public school served as an appropriately preppy backdrop
Wooyoungmi: Menswear SS23
It's been two decades since South Korean designer, Woo Young Mi, launched her eponymous label on the Parisian runway. And while tailoring and workwear have always been central to Wooyoungmi’s DNA, her SS23 assortment was retrospective, becoming invigorated by nostalgia
Marine Serre: Menswear SS23
If this Paris Men’s Fashion Week was stark of anything, it was the art of seduction. Luckily, Marine Serre came running to the rescue on Saturday with a collection that doubled as a spandex love letter to the notion of
Mowalola: Menswear SS23
This wasn’t your average game of cops and robbers. Following a three-year hiatus, Mowalola has made a riotous return to the runway. For her Paris Fashion Week debut, the designer (formerly of Fashion East) presented a SS23 collection entitled Burglarwear,
Craig Green: Menswear SS23
Craig Green's return to Paris, after a pandemic-induced break, took place inside the Musée de l'Homme, which translates to the museum of man. It was particularly fitting for a designer who has shifted the trajectory of the classic men's wardrobe,
Casablanca: Menswear SS23
For SS23 Casablanca took a trip back to the Wild Wild West, armoured with scalloped edges, fringe and suede chaps. Paired with kaleidoscopic colours and unambiguous Moroccan influences, the collection – dubbed Futuro Optimisto – transversed a deep-rooted sense of
Hermès: Menswear SS23
This season's Hermès collection traded its equestrian heritage for sensuality and softened silhouettes. Playing with the notion of traditionalism and classical styling, the house’s designer of 33 years, Véronique Nichanian, offered a study in tenderness and humble masculinity. Parading down the
Loewe: Menswear SS23
The first thing the eye was drawn to on the Loewe catwalk were the shoes. Here came trainers that sprouted with real-life greenery. Jonathan Anderson and his team have spent the past 20 days growing garments and accessories Created with
Comme des Garçons Homme Plus: Menswear SS23
The energy felt rejuvenated in Paris this season. Undoubtedly, this was down to the Japanese brands being back in town. Issey Miyake, Junya Watanabe and Comme des Garçons each held shows on Parisian soil for the first time since the