Dries Van Noten’s knack for old mansions and their lavish gardens has inspired more than one of his collections, and this season followed a similar pattern. “An imagined view from Kelmscott Manor [the country home of writer William Morris] on arts and crafts today,” the notes to his show informed. That translated into romantic visuals based on photo prints of floral tapestry and tonal patchworks.
Everybody got a backstage pass to Dries Van Noten’s military-themed show, staged behind the scenes of the Opera Garnier, with its inclined floors and imposing collection of set screens looming from the ceiling as backdrop.
Belgian designers have been standoffish about the celebrity craze. Yet there was the ultimate Hollywood bombshell, Marilyn Monroe, flashbulb-era paparazzi in hot pursuit, splashed all over Dries Van Noten’s spring collection.
Jimmy Drew heats up the latest HUNK Menswear campaign wearing the new Hybrid Briefs collection — sleek, supportive, swim-ready essentials designed to enhance the modern male physique.
Carlos Alcaraz transforms into a modern sports and fashion icon for Vanity Fair’s The Global Sports Issue, photographed by Ethan James Green on clay courts with cinematic sensuality.
Dsquared2 unveils “Under The Rio Sun,” a sizzling Spring/Summer 2026 beachwear campaign photographed by Rafael Moura, blending sporty energy, tropical heat, and daring swimwear silhouettes.
Czech model Alex Nikolaj stuns in a striking black-and-white and color editorial photographed by Lukas Kimlicka at Závod, blending cinematic masculinity with timeless European style.
At the Met Gala 2026, the best-dressed men ditched spring florals for bold, statement leather looks, redefining red carpet style with edgy sophistication.