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.
Brazilian male model Arthur Becari takes his muscular physique to the ranch, pairing faded denim, a black cowboy hat and bare skin with water, weathered wood and rugged Western sensuality. Should he stay? After seeing this gallery, our vote is definitely yes.
When the male physique becomes the canvas, the possibilities are endless. Photographer Eruel Geronimo captures Italian pole athlete Nic Dega through projected light, nature, black-and-white studies and striking sculptural studio imagery.
Malcolm Todd trusts his instincts and keeps things effortlessly cool in Gap’s Fall 2026 “Denim on Your Own” campaign, bringing his relaxed, slightly undone style to iconic American denim.
From recording Madonna songs off the radio to seeing her live in Mexico City and Dallas, this is my personal birthday tribute to the woman whose music, transformations and fearless artistry became part of my own story.