Coach Fall 2026 transforms American fashion archetypes into something deeply personal. Inspired by The Wizard of Oz and dedicated to his newborn daughter, Stuart Vevers blends varsity nostalgia, repurposed leather, and youth culture into a Technicolor vision of optimism.
Jazz legend Chet Baker becomes the unlikely muse behind Theory’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection, where textured knitwear, reversible shearling, and elevated yak tailoring redefine modern New York menswear with effortless cool.
COS Autumn/Winter 2025 explores the beauty of contradiction—darkness and light, strength and softness—through impeccable craftsmanship, refined tailoring, and quiet confidence.
Billy Reid is something of an anomaly, a happy outlier on the New York men's scene. Sure, he's got two bustling stores in Manhattan and another on the way in Chicago (which he says has taken an agonizing six years to make happen).
If the jury is still out on New York Fashion Week: Men's—how many international editors and buyers are among the mix in the front rows and the after-parties?—one indisputable positive about it was last night's Theory presentation.
Nautica is stripping down for spring. Under the direction of new men’s designer Steve McSween, the brand offered up a presentation that focused on the core of its DNA: bathing suits, rain jackets and nautical-inspired sweaters.
Czech model Alex Nikolaj stuns in a striking black-and-white and color editorial photographed by Lukas Kimlicka at Závod, blending cinematic masculinity with timeless European style.
At the Met Gala 2026, the best-dressed men ditched spring florals for bold, statement leather looks, redefining red carpet style with edgy sophistication.
A haunting and cinematic editorial by Christian Oita, The Exiled Prince follows Moroccan model and LGBTQ advocate Ossam Arad through a fictional yet deeply personal journey of exile, identity, and defiance in the Arab world.