Leave it to John Varvatos to continue to bend the rules. He was the one to close out New York Fashion Week this year. The location meant that the number of attendees was limited, but it also allowed Varvatos to more effectively showcase the “fabrics, details, textures and finishes” of the line, he said. “I want to do something different and this venue could be in France.”
The runway was littered with crunchy autumn leaves and the backdrop dotted with barren trees bitten by winter's first frost. John Varvatos' fall/winter 2015...
Elegance was the main course at John Varvatos’spring/summer 2015 show. The American designer made a romantic proposal with tailored slim-cut suits, elongated shirts, his signature...
Daisuke Obana explores “Physical Culture” for N.Hoolywood Spring 2027, blending Ivy tailoring, 1920s athletic references, workwear and modern sportswear into a new vision of American traditional menswear.
Vitek steps in front of Adam Cekiera's lens for a striking black-and-white study of the male form, where natural light, shadow, grain and an athletic physique create a beautifully stripped-back photographic series.
Ten years after launching Palomo Spain, Alejandro Gómez Palomo returns to Madrid with “Et in Arcadia Ego,” a Spring/Summer 2027 collection where tailoring, transparency and romantic excess redefine the beautiful man.
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.