From loud patterns to controversial hemlines, here are trends setting the tone for menswear this season.
The actor takes flight in James Gunn’s upcoming Superman, hitting theaters July 11, 2025, and his resemblance to the iconic hero is nothing short of uncanny.
On the label's ten-year anniversary, Grace Wales Bonner pulls from Black sartorial history.
Under the sweltering heat of Paris, Hermès unveils a refined wardrobe for the modern, relaxed man.
Days after her performance in Paris, where the Cowboy Carter star brought out Miley Cyrus, she joined to support Creative Director Pharrell Williams.
Founded by ex-creative director of Sies Marjan, the new namesake label is shaped by the designer's global upbringng.
British aristocracy meets edge in Dunhill's Spring/Summer 2026 collection presented in Milan.
The off-calendar fashion show marked Zegna's debut in the United Arab Emirates and, above all, inaugurated a new grammar of Italian-ness.
The designer talks his Chicano-inspired Adidas Collection, first revealed on the runway, which honors his roots.
The short length of choice for celebrities like Harry Styles and Paul Mescal is slated to be everywhere this season according to runways.
French-Swedish menswear brand Ron Dorff collaborates with Texas-based photographer Douglas Friedman for a swimwear collection that blends Scandinavian minimalism with a rugged American flair.
From tailored polos to sleek knits, designers have redefined the sport’s signature style for the modern man.
Dunhill's Creative Director Simon Holloway talks the brand's identity, codes, and how men should dress.
Before his appointment at Louis Vuitton, the musician chose the ultimate streetwear look to attend the brand’s anniversary celebration.
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Plush layers, relaxed silhouettes, and understated luxury redefine men’s wardrobe essentials.
From Timothée Chalamet’s subtle shimmer to Benson Boone’s full-on sequined bodysuit, Hollywood’s leading men are ditching the black tux for high-shine looks—and redefining red carpet style in the process.
The classic necktie is fading away, with A-listers and designers like Saint Laurent embracing a more refined alternative.
Spring comes alive on the streets of Jaipur in India through vivid prints and brilliant indigo, cardamom, and terracotta hues.
Amid a transitional moment for the house, without a creative director, Gucci’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection embraced its heritage with a fresh perspective.
