Berets off to Mihara Yasuhiro for zeroing on the question of the moment. “I look around now and see all the young people who are scared about President Trump and what that will mean,” the designer said before this show.
“Pagan knights in shining armor. Layers on layers as a defense mechanism. Something knitty and cozy—the epitome of British craft.” Jonathan Anderson was in succinct mode when explaining the makings of his Fall menswear collection.
A glitchy track called “Channeltwo (Murderousdub)” by an outfit called Seekersinternational—which, on its Soundcloud page, proclaims to “champion the more introspective explorations of dub”—ricocheted around the room. The set mimicked the atrium of a could-be-anywhere, ’90s office building.
Patrick Grant had said pre-show this collection was inspired by the portraits of scarecrows by British photographer Peter Mitchell. Yet anyone anticipating a straw-strewn Savile Row interpretation of Worzel Gummidge had their hopes dashed. Grant is far too meticulous for that.
Vogue World 2026: Milano celebrates Italian craftsmanship with an extraordinary cast of men, including MGK making his runway debut, J Balvin in Dolce & Gabbana, Roberto Bolle in Alta Sartoria and Alton Mason in Brunello Cucinelli.
Glenn Martens takes his final bow at Diesel with Spring/Summer 2027, delivering distressed denim, undone tailoring, bare skin and rebellious menswear in Milan.
Blue-eyed model Roman Muravev commands Maurizio Montani’s lens in an elegant fashion story moving between dramatic black tailoring, sensual white suiting and rich burgundy eveningwear.
Daniel Lee loosens the Burberry uniform for Spring/Summer 2027, mixing iconic outerwear with florals, relaxed trousers, short shorts and distinctly British eccentricity.
McQueen returns to London for Spring/Summer 2027 as Seán McGirr collides razor-sharp British tailoring with rave culture, exposed skin, acid color and after-hours attitude.