It wouldn't be #LFWM without an extraordinary Craig Green menswear show. Serving a tribal style for a Gen-Z a bold tribal prints and long tassel edging...
Featuring Menswear Collection A/W2017 with the classic game of textures and baggy cuts presented to us in every parade, Craig Green now makes use of deconstruction in the courts of the sleeves and the implementation of the prints Moroccan-carpets-inspired garments of great lightness and concept.
I found the new fashion editorial very attractive featuring model Maryan Lukaszczyk he's with from WHY NOT Milan and the work is by Syed Munawir for Elle Men HK December 2016.
Margaret Howell Spring 2027 delivers quiet, intelligent menswear through relaxed tailoring, earthy colors, easy shorts and beautifully considered everyday layers.
Alessandro Michele turns Valentino menswear into an archive of possibilities for Spring 2027, mixing oversized tailoring, vivid color, romantic details and preppy codes inside Paris’s Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève.
Miuccia Prada recontextualizes the everyday male wardrobe for Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2027, where sportswear, tailoring and familiar basics find an unexpectedly refined new attitude.
At Roland-Garros, Lacoste turns red clay into the foundation of its Spring/Summer 2027 menswear. Pelagia Kolotouros rewrites tennis codes through oversized tailoring, technical sportswear and flashes of electric yellow and purple.
Stefano Gallici takes the Ann Demeulemeester man into the California desert for Lonesome Heaven, a Spring/Summer 2027 collection of distressed tailoring, faded denim, leather and romantic rock layers.