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Patrik Ervell Men’s Spring 2018
The designer showcased a nylon-heavy assortment for spring.
Raf Simons Men’s Spring 2018
The designer created his own version of "Blade Runner."
Carlos Campos Men’s Spring 2018
Luis Barragan, the famous Mexican architect, was the starting point for Carlos Campos, who said he was…
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Gustav von Aschenbach Men’s Spring 2018
Designer Robert Geller's new collection featured a rich color palette.
Defining West Coast Style Is Not So Simple
For the grown-up skaters, surfers, artists and rockers, designers out of the West Coast have you covered.
Buyers Seek Standouts With Identity at Paris Men’s Trade Shows
Homespun elements, cultural references, vintage and surf styles and streetwear were among the trends at…
Men’s Spring 2018: The Paris Medals Race
The men's shows ranked based on how they fared in their bid to win the designing gold.
Paris Men’s Sizzles — In More Ways Than One
Jam-packed with key shows and presentations, the week is expected to sizzle in more ways than one.
Chris Paul on Five Four Collection and Being a Free Agent
The NBA star celebrated the release of his Five Four capsule collection at Catch in the Meatpacking District.
The Boys of Milan
The new faces on the runway this season showcase the diversity within the male modeling community.
Rochambeau Finds Success Linking With Artists
The New York men's brand most recently collaborated with artist and rapper Yung Jake on a capsule.
Pitti Uomo Flourishes, Exhibitors Upbeat on Prospects
With its winning format, the Florence-based international men's wear trade show continues to be a beacon for…
Jordan Brand Reimagines Fall
Nike recharged its iconic brand with an elevated, edgy sensibility that draws from the line's heritage.
At Work: Retail Architect David Montalba Dresses for Comfort, Client
The Santa Monica, Calif.-based architect takes cues from his retail clients, including Carolina Herrera…
EXCLUSIVE: Vlone to Show During Paris Men’s Fashion Week
A$AP Bari, Vlone's founder, has created his first cut-and-sew pieces for the show.