Breaking

Glass Magazine

Menswear

Fashion · Menswear · News

Wood Wood Takes Us To The Highlands for Fall 2026

WOOD Wood travels into the Highlands for its Autumn/ Winter 2026 collection, where vast silence, shifting skies, and unexpected encounters shape Field Studies. The collection explores the tension between rural communities and outside visitors, the known and the unknown, with inspiration drawn from rugged landscapes, unexplained light phenomena, and the

The Watchlist: Designer Names to Know Now

In an industry defined by its relentless pursuit of the next, these are the designers rewriting the rules of the

Moncler Forecasts a ‘Puffy Summer’ With its SS26 Collection

SWAPPING snowy peaks for ice-cold treats, Moncler turns up the heat with its Spring/ Summer collection campaign, starring a cast

Practicality Shapes HUGO’s Spring/ Summer 2026 Campaign

PRACTICAL yet aspirational, the Spring/ Summer 2026 campaign from HUGO offers a wardrobe for those in transit, between jobs, ideas,

The Making of Michael B. Jordan’s Louis Vuitton Suit for the Academy Awards

HOLLYWOOD loves a coronation, and last night, the crown finally found its way to Michael B. Jordan. Nearly two decades

Jung Kook Stars in Calvin Klein’s SS26 Denim Campaign 

GLOBAL Calvin Klein brand ambassador Jung Kook of BTS fame stars in the Spring 2026 denim campaign, bringing his distinctive

Thom Browne Reimagines the ASICS Gel-Kayano 14 

AMERICAN designer Thom Browne has reinterpreted the iconic ASICS Gel-Kayano 14 with luxury materials and tailored detailing, creating a hybrid

RM 41-01 Tourbillon Soccer Brings Football to Haute Horlogerie

RICHARD Mille has introduced the RM 41-01 Tourbillon Soccer, a mechanical watch designed to follow the structure of a football

Barbour x Paul Smith Channel the British Seaside

FOR Spring/ Summer 2026, Barbour and Paul Smith return with their second collaborative outing, turning their attention to the peculiar

LFW AW26: Mithridate

A YEAR into his tenure at Mithridate, Daniel Fletcher delivered one of the season’s most compelling runway narratives, blending British


Follow Glass