Every piece was designed to move naturally with the wearer, proving that practical summer dressing can still feel thoughtful, contemporary, and unmistakably Maison Kitsuné.
Maison Kitsuné SS26 “Voyage Vestiaire” — where Tokyo precision meets Parisian ease.
Vintage-inspired minimalism, earthy tones, and soft sophistication.
Space travel and geek culture were Maison Kitsuné designers Gildas Loaëc and Masaya Kuroki’s leitmotif for fall in this “Dream Amplifier” collection.
Exaggerating classic shapes...
Maison Kitsuné designers Gildas Loaëc and Masaya Kuroki called on Japanimation for their fall 2016 “Love Rises” men’s collection, interpreting it in their own singular, irreverent way. Referencing Hayao Miyazaki’s animated movie “The Wind Rises,” they mixed militaria with kawai, emblazoning World War II fighter planes, images of Mount Fuji and a crimson rising sun across much of the collection via print, jacquard and embroidered motifs.
Haider Ackermann loosens up the Tom Ford man for Spring 2027 in Paris, mixing languid tailoring, silk robes, leather, tiny swim briefs and flashes of vivid color with the house's unmistakable appetite for seduction.
Polish model Adrian Krzyzanski strips things back for a fresh set of digitals, reminding us why updated snaps remain one of the most important tools in a male model’s book.
What are guys really carrying during NYFW? We looked inside six designer bags and found Apple gear, books, grooming essentials, snacks, receipts and plenty of surprises.
Maison Margiela Spring/Summer 2027 loosens the rules of menswear with relaxed tailoring, washed denim, leather and unexpected flashes of color under Glenn Martens.
Italian tennis star Lorenzo Musetti fronts IUMAN Intimissimi's Fall/Winter 2026 underwear campaign, bringing athletic physique, Italian style and performance comfort together ahead of the brand's Japan Open activation.