Emporio Armani Spring/Summer 2027 softens the rules of menswear with fluid tailoring, mineral neutrals, sheer layers and beautifully weathered textures.
Philipp Plein turns Spring 2027 into “The Mega Show,” balancing increasingly sophisticated menswear tailoring with leather, sportswear, vivid accessories and the unapologetic excess that remains central to the house.
Louise Trotter brings lightness to Bottega Veneta Spring 2027 menswear through relaxed tailoring, featherweight leather, earthy tones, crochet and fluid silhouettes designed to move.
MSGM turns up the color for Spring/Summer 2027 with Cambia Segno, mixing vivid tailoring, flared trousers, preppy staples and psychedelic prints into an energetic menswear statement.
Maximilian Davis refines the Ferragamo man for Spring/Summer 2027 with fluid tailoring, generous trousers, glossy leather and a sophisticated palette of chocolate, tobacco, black and ivory.
QASIMI presents the FW26–27 collection Memory and the House of Remembrance at Milan Fashion Week, exploring memory, movement, and quiet masculinity through restrained silhouettes.
Dolce&Gabbana’s Fall/Winter 2026 men’s collection, “The Portrait of Man,” transforms the Milan runway into a gallery of individuality, celebrating masculinity as personal, emotional, and unapologetically refined.
John Galliano authors Zara Re{form} Vol. 1, photographed by Steven Meisel. “Built from our Memory, Made for Now,” the campaign transforms historical references, tailoring and theatrical character into a striking contemporary fashion story.
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.