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Kenzo Spring/Summer 2013

For their first menswear collection, Carol Lim and Humberto Leon – appointed as artistic directors of the brand in 2011 – placed the jungle...

Kris Van Assche Spring/Summer 2013

Kris Van Assche begins his Spring/Summer 2013 collection with a simple color palette of soft neutrals, which slowly transforms into silhouettes of black and burgundy slim...

Dries Van Noten Spring/Summer 2013

Dries Van Noten‘s Spring/Summer 2013 collection turns camouflage into something chic and modern.

Christian Lacroix Spring/Summer 2013

Sacha Walckhoff, former right hand of Christian Lacroix in charge of menswear since the departure of its founder, presented a Spring/Summer 2013 collection full of bold...

Missoni Spring/Summer 2013

Missoni Spring/Summer 2013

Canali Spring/Summer 2013

Canali‘s Spring/Summer  2013 collection was retro inspired, relying on their strengths and heritage.
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