Second day at 080 Barcelona Fashion, exploring always new fashion designer, here's the work of designer Edgar Carrascal:The starting point is the mood in which I feel: I feel free and full of yearning, and I love to experience the freedom of the Duke, the man who is sent to the vastness of the sky tinted yellow in the photographs. R. Jr. Gurrey That sense of freedom to be suspended as a hawk on summer days when the sun's rays golden stained our thoughts. For me, the costumes and expressive man hardened to life was full amplitude, wisdom and intuition. Mixed pieces of different lengths and abuses white, the yellow or green jade butter.
Riffing on the growing popularity of personalization in fashion, Faith Connexion took its heavily distressed interpretation of street style to new levels of unorthodoxy for spring.
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.
The Nineties skateboard culture A.P.C. founder Jean Touitou referenced in relation to the label’s spring collection for men was less than obvious, but what the collection did offer was a charming proposition of relaxed shapes and washed-out colors that verged on dusty pastels, giving them masculine appeal.
Leonardo Loreto and Patrick Church meet under the Rio sun for Paraíso, a six-look beachwear capsule celebrating Brazilian identity, art, sensuality and the freedom of the body.
Sam Asghari brings leading-man polish to Grazia Men while discussing fashion as communication, his Persian heritage, individuality and his ambitions to build a meaningful acting career.
MODUS VIVENDI returns to natural textures, warm earth tones and timeless masculine essentials with its FW 26/27 Earth Toned Campaign and new Ribbed Cotton Line.
Boglioli returns to the essence of Milanese dressing for Fall/Winter 2026, celebrating soft tailoring, understated luxury, sophisticated layering and the jacket as the foundation of the modern man’s wardrobe.
Kazakhstan model Kirill steps into the Moscow light for photographer Olga Bragida, delivering a sensual study of masculine form, black tailoring and dramatic shadow.