In an era when the boundary between formalwear and streetwear is ever more blurred, tailored pieces mingle with graphics, logomania, and enormous shades for the coolest Fall 2018 menswear inspiration.

In Mexico to promote his latest solo album ‘Francis Trouble,' L’Officiel Mexico caught up with The Strokes member and solo artist.

Between the release of his first album ‘One Trick Pony’ and the release of Gaspar Noé’s new film ‘Climax,’ this young Parisian stands out as one of the most fascinating people on the 2018 pop scene.

The sharpest man in music may be the "ultimate good-time guy," but to Mark Ronson, there's a softer side that's just about to break.

The Uruguay-born Brazilian first emerged as one of the most important tailors in South America, now, he dresses the world.

L’Officiel had the pleasure of spending the day with the relaxed, contemplative and confident young man—a worthy representation of Gen Z.

We caught up with the face of Bulgari's latest fragrance for men, bonding over hangovers, Jenga, and a love of dogs.

Kiss those pricey dry cleaning bills goodbye.

UFC Fighter Alan Jouban storms the beaches in some of the season's most sporting looks.

The California-born designer was inspired by America and immigrants. In addition to transmitting a new point of view, the collection also included collaborations with Danish soccer brand Hummel, Jewelry Artist Chris Habana, and Photographer Carlos Jaramillo.

Deconstructed separates, crystal-inspired gradient prints, PVC, and two-tone fabrics galore — all the makings of a new dawn for menswear.

The Amsterdam-based fashion collective's mothership landed just in time for New York Fashion Week Men's.

With patterns upon patterns, hues of lime green and electric blue, the Kenzo man is destined to stand out in a crowd this season.

They're real...and they're spectacular.

Defined as a reinterpretation of the essence of the garment, Acne Studios' Spring 2019 collection analyzes the functionality and hybrid versions of the textile piece. The subtle details make for experimental silhouettes, while the cuts and volumes are more traditional, justifying the membership of the Swedish house in the pantheon of fashion institutions.