There are some (rare) instances during the collections when, after the applause and the bows and the door-dashing, you think, simply: That was a good show. The clothes needn’t have raised the bar conceptually; they just had to adhere solidly to what their designers believe in, what those designers champion. And that’s why Rag & Bone’s Fall (-ish, more on this in a moment) men’s lineup, which was shown alongside womenswear tonight, was one such occasion.
How do you get guys to re-buy the classics? That, in a nutshell, was the question posed by Tommy Hilfiger to his team as they brainstormed this season’s Hilfiger Edition menswear collection.
Looking back at August Sander’s photos from pre-Nazi Germany—Instagrams from eternity—is poignant and urgent: His subjects appear as right-here, right-now human as you or I, just stranded in a different, turbulent age. Yet only generations divide us. And times change fast. Christophe Lemaire has already cited Sander this season, as have others: Today Mihara Yasuhiro stepped deeply into the territory of past lives not so different from ours and dug up a gorgeous but kind of sad collection of clothing from it.
Taylor Zakhar Perez returns as the face of Lacoste’s 2026 underwear campaign. Shot in Paris with iconic minimal styling, this intimate campaign redefines modern masculinity and comfort — see images, insights, and cultural reaction.
Inspired by James Baldwin’s Giovanni’s Room, Anthony Vaccarello delivers a Fall 2026 Saint Laurent collection defined by sharp tailoring, subtle kink, and nocturnal elegance.