Quiet intensity and effortless masculinity define these untitled portraits of Italian model Pietro Battarra, photographed by Maurizio Montani in a stripped-back, timeless visual study.
The 2026 Grammy Awards red carpet proved one thing loud and clear: men’s fashion is no longer about playing it safe. This year, tailoring met mystique,...
Pierpaolo Piccioli introduces Balenciaga Fall 26 through Body and Being, a lookbook that strips fashion back to its most intimate subject: the human form. Rooted in the...
Vanity Fair’s Hollywood Issue has always been a temperature check for the industry—who’s shaping culture, who’s rewriting its rules, and who’s redefining the face...
Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo begin their Moschino era with Spring 2027 menswear in Milan, mixing everyday dressing with clashing layers, psychedelic color, oversized bags and the house’s unmistakable sense of humor.
Custo Barcelona brings color, fluid silhouettes and graphic energy to Milan with “Unexpected,” its relaxed and experimental Spring 2027 menswear proposal.
Demna presents his complete vision for Gucci with Spring 2027 menswear, balancing bourgeois tailoring, sensuality, leather, denim and unmistakable house codes in a wardrobe built around the many identities of the Gucci man.
Silvester Ruck channels the timeless elegance of the great male models of the 1990s in a striking black-and-white portrait series photographed by Vincent Flouret in London.
Meryll Rogge reassembles the male wardrobe for Marni Spring/Summer 2027 in Milan, mixing eccentric tailoring, layered knitwear, leather, shorts, sandals and unexpected color inside a Formafantasma set literally reconstructed from last season.