Todd Snyder escapes to warmer territory for Spring/Summer 2027 with “Lagon d’Azur,” a romantic menswear study in tropical nonchalance, relaxed tailoring, sun-faded color and lived-in luxury.
Todd Snyder’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection La Buena Vida celebrates effortless luxury with sun-washed linens, sueded textures, and vintage-inspired tailoring — a sartorial postcard of the good life.
Todd Snyder's third collection for Woolrich Black Label, focusing on a youthful and utilitarian aesthetic. The collection features patch-pocketed outerwear, roomy cargo pants, and mid-layer shells, all inspired by Iceland's landscapes and the brand's heritage.
Todd Snyder’s return to NYFW with “Villa America” at Rockefeller Center showcased impeccable tailoring, military influences, and muted hues. The salon-style presentation offered an intimate look at his fresh take on classic American menswear.
How unbending can be the menswear nowadays, the last event seen was at New York Fashion Week Mens delivered underscored style, new silhouettes, by the introduction of in-season collections and a flurry of social media strategies.
Shadowhunters TV star actor Matthew Daddario surprisingly good is our “Italian Inspiration” in the new fashion editorial for AugustMan Malaysia shot by fashion photographer Karl Simone.
Todd Snyder is a man who evolves with the times, so it makes sense that he would capitalize on the relationship he created with Champion four years ago for his more-active inspired, younger-skewed spring collection.
Top model Lucky Blue Smith posing divine in a new fashion editorial photographed by Randall Mesdon and styled by Julie Ragolia, for the latest coverstory of At Large magazine.
John Richmond turns up the volume for Spring/Summer 2027 in London, mixing rock ’n’ roll tailoring with sheer shirts, leather, abbreviated shorts and bare-chested suiting for a provocative new vision of menswear.
Roberto Bolle commands the second cover of Vogue Italia’s October 2026 issue, photographed by Szilveszter Makó in a cinematic celebration of ballet, fashion, culture and the male form.
Daisuke Obana explores “Physical Culture” for N.Hoolywood Spring 2027, blending Ivy tailoring, 1920s athletic references, workwear and modern sportswear into a new vision of American traditional menswear.
Vitek steps in front of Adam Cekiera's lens for a striking black-and-white study of the male form, where natural light, shadow, grain and an athletic physique create a beautifully stripped-back photographic series.
Ten years after launching Palomo Spain, Alejandro Gómez Palomo returns to Madrid with “Et in Arcadia Ego,” a Spring/Summer 2027 collection where tailoring, transparency and romantic excess redefine the beautiful man.