Designer Jeremy Scott made his MOSCHINO a royalty kingdom fashion show at Pitti Uomo embodied Casanovas style on its Menswear Spring/Summer 2016 making an unique event. Embracing logos, graphics, art pop, cartoons and gentleman's old school patterns, Scott created a lineup not for the faint of heart. From sports jackets to sports career outfits, revolutionary a sport casanova whole look , Moschino’s spring/summer 2016 outing was an exercise in free expression.
Christopher Shannon embraces this interesting Spring/Summer 2016 at London Collection Men, have you see their stunning revolutionary sneakers? Killing it, bomber jackets with short shorts love it. Unzipped pants and shirts, original. Graphic ironic sweatshirts.
Daks creative director Filippo Scuffi was in need of editing this season as 43 menswear looks made their way down the runway during Milan Fashion Week,...
Seeing red, Dolce & Gabbana temporarily retired its Sicilian theme of past seasons, instead traveling to Spain for inspiration. Capturing a crimson red vision, designers Domenico...
With a clean look that merges the elegance of high tailoring with the performance of multi-functional sportswear, the inaugural Z ZEGNA collection was unveiled...
World champion freestyle skier, bodybuilding competitor and aspiring actor Kiernan Fagan steps into the spotlight in a striking Salt Lake City photo series by Hooli, exploring strength, style and cinematic masculinity.
Model James McDonell takes center stage in a luminous skincare portrait series by photographer Zuzia Zawada, where exceptional lighting, expressive close-ups, and modern male beauty become the ultimate visual statement.
Mortiz steps into the natural light for photographer Oskar Cecere, delivering a relaxed and intimate portrait series celebrating youthful masculinity and effortless sensuality.
Baptiste Giabiconi explores a new side of masculine style in The Shape of Him, a striking L’Officiel Hommes editorial photographed by Harol Baez and styled by Darryl Dickens.
From Loewe to Dior, Drew Starkey continues his creative partnership with Jonathan Anderson in a Spring 2027 campaign at LACMA, where museum masterpieces meet relaxed tailoring, faded denim, and a new interpretation of masculine luxury.