Paris Fashion Week

Dior Homme's creative director Kris Van Assche will present the Dior Homme Summer 2017 collection

Like all good nights spent sweat-drenched by strobe light, there was so much going on at this Kenzo show that recalling all of it afterwards, even as you stumbled euphoric out the door into the glare of morning sunshine, represented a challenge.

Given the shock of the Brexit vote that coincided with Day Three of the Paris men’s shows, it was hard not the think of roiling currencies watching Givenchy’s parade of military parkas in greenback prints that approximated camouflage. Shame on us because Riccardo Tisci had something more lofty in mind. “Spirituality, seeing with your third eye,” he said backstage. “Money sometimes makes us forget that.”

As a result, Berluti’s spring collection was a design team effort, riffing off the brand’s signatures Sartori helped establish: the traveler blouson, featuring an inside back pocket, this time rendered in butter-soft lambskin; the jersey-knit polo; the denim field jacket; knitted blazers so thin they could pass for shirts, and a series of hybrids from the accessories department, such as a new skateboard trainer called Matteo.

Jason Basmajian shows off a fashion pesentation of Cerruti Menswear Spring/Summer 2017 in Paris Fashion Week. Including sportswear, tailoring, elegance garments, thos camofoliage trouser sand jacekts printed with summer shades. This is a beautiful collection.

There’s no other like Hood by Air Spring/Summer 2017 at Paris Fashion Week. Ces gars-là sont fous!