Yes, February and September are the heavyweights of the annual fashion calendar, when brands unveil their latest collections across the globe. Just take a look at our Spring/Summer 2025 report for the trends to know this season. But, nestled in between are the menswear shows—often overlooked, but full of inspiration too. And as fashion continues to blur the lines between what’s typically deemed ‘feminine’ and ‘masculine’, it’s time we all started paying attention. There’s no such thing as binary fashion, after all.
Incidentally, the latest edition of Fashion Week Men's has just come to an end, with shows taking place between Milan and Paris. Gaining particular buzz is Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood, who is keeping the brand’s cheeky, rebellious spirit very much alive. Tod’s is turning heads for its pared-back, minimalist mood, complete with chic styling cues—think a sunglasses-case necklace (one of the key trends emerging), terracotta tones, and sharp, sleek silhouettes. Meanwhile, Emporio Armani’s latest collection draws from elements of traditional African dress, delivering a striking runway full of fluid linen and soft crepe. And, we can't leave out Jonathan Anderson's Dior debut, which had every fashion fan intrigued.
