No. 21 Fall 2024 Menswear Collection

Menswear is going in a chill direction these days, with masculine vibes mixing it up with some feminine flair. Alessandro Dell’Acqua described his men’s fall collection as chill and full of contrasts, all with a quiet confidence.

The practice of blurring binary references has become increasingly prevalent within the fashion industry, reflecting a shift towards inclusivity and gender fluidity. Alessandro Dell’Acqua, known for his no-nonsense yet effortlessly cool approach, embraces this evolving trend in a captivating manner. Drawing from elements and solutions previously explored in women’s collections, Dell’Acqua skillfully translates these concepts into alluring unisex pieces.

No21 Menswear Fall:Winter 2024 Milan

This season, a grungy checkered caban and hoodie are subtly veiled by delicate black georgette, adding an intriguing layer of depth to the garments. The juxtaposition of crisp shirts softened with see-through lace intarsia or enlivened by the sparkle of shiny crystals exemplifies Dell’Acqua’s adept play with textures and contrasts.

Additionally, the incorporation of long wool opera gloves injects a touch of whimsy, elevating a romantic sweatshirt adorned with a chiffon overlay.

Elsewhere, the delicate nature of a mohair jumper jacquarded with a charming ladybug motif exudes a fragile yet endearing vibe, while also serving as a symbol of good luck.

Dell’Acqua’s masterful interpretation of these diverse elements shapes a collection that transcends gender norms, inviting individuals to embrace the fashion landscape in a more inclusive and expressive manner.

The overall demeanor was relaxed, slightly disheveled, conveying both fragility and playfulness. Surprising harmonies emerged from mismatched elements, exemplified by a utility jumpsuit in lustrous cotton, layered over a white shirt and paired with a tie.

Dell’Acqua succinctly stated, “Making mistakes is sometimes the only path to progress. Gentleness does not equate to weakness.” Indeed.

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