The U.K. punk movement of the late Seventies served as the core behind cofounders Scot Shandalove, Henry Choi and Jake Zeitlin's collection for Matiere.
Patrick Bateman, Gordon Gecko, Bernie Madoff—all American psychos in their own right, whether fictional or real. It was those men Kerby Jean-Raymond turned an eye to with Pyer Moss’s Spring outing (the show notes even dubbed it a “collaboration” with Donald Trump and Madoff).
The love affair between Nautica and the seafaring life continued to move ahead under men’s creative director Steve McSween. “This is the modern Riviera,” he said. “We’re imagining a tailored traveler and the balance between sport and leisure in his life.”
Todd Snyder escapes to warmer territory for Spring/Summer 2027 with “Lagon d’Azur,” a romantic menswear study in tropical nonchalance, relaxed tailoring, sun-faded color and lived-in luxury.
Coach celebrates 85 years with Spring/Summer 2027 at NYFW, as Stuart Vevers explores love, friendship, memory and the beauty of clothes transformed through wear.
Tommy Hilfiger brings American prep home to The Plaza for Spring 2027, remixing oversized blazers, polos, tartan, tiny chino shorts and '90s footwear into a younger, sexier vision of classic New York style.
Michael Bastian brings Brooks Brothers back into the New York Fashion Week spotlight for Spring 2027, mixing relaxed tailoring, madras, rugby shirts and Riviera-inspired prep into a confident new vision of American menswear.