PFWM18: Dior Homme
THE LATEST Dior Homme collection seemed to evolve before our eyes, turning for tailored to teenage dirtbag in a matter of minutes. Kept causal by styling with untied laces, Kris Van Assche gradually added eleme...
PFWM18: Thom Browne
KEEPING to his roots, Thom Browne excelled in serving us another highly tailored collection. Experimenting with plush textures, Browne introduced furs and cable knits to revitalise the classic suit. Quilted bla...
PFWM18: Comme Des Garçons Homme Plus
COMME Des Garçons Homme Plus took us way back in time – 65 million years in fact – with their latest collection. Extravagant headwear worthy of being props in Jurassic Park and a heavy use of print set the tone...
PMFW18: Louis Vuitton
IN A moment bittersweet, Kim Jones revealed his last ever collection today for the Louis Vuitton men’s autumn 2018 show. The final debut was marked by a culmination of culture, futurism and Jones' thirst for ad...
PFWM18: Rick Owens
SHOWCASED in the Palais de Tokyo, the latest Rick Owens collection Sisyphus continued to develop the androgynous aesthetic he’s known for. A neutral palette and visible stitching lends a rawness, which is enhan...
PMFW18: Off-White
SO no one told you Off-White was going to be this way. Shaggy hairstyles, polo shirts paired with baggy jeans and bleached pinks and blues make for a show of nineties sitcom styles (F.r.i.e.n.d.s). Literally ti...
MMFW18: Dolce and Gabbana
PIONEERING a new age of the catwalk, Dolce and Gabbana continue their casting of famous faces for the AW18 collection, exhibiting a regal runway of highly decorated pieces. Recruiting pop culture royalty, a hos...
MMFW18: Versace
THE Versace fall 2018 menswear show rejuvenated the classic identity of the brand through the eyes of a more youthful perspective and with a focus upon subcultures.
The collection certainly worked ...
MMFW18: Billionaire
ITALIAN menswear is traditionally rich in plush materials, classic in cuts, adding flair to current trends and inventing new ones; Billionaire brings this to the man of today. The modern man, a jet-setter, may ...
LFWM18: Bobby Abley
THE Tasmanian Devil of the fashion industry, Bobby Abley is renowned for taking pop culture classics, usually centred around children favourites, and reworking them into menswear pieces. The Little Mermaid, The...
LFWM18: Belstaff
RUGGED looks of tartan lining, leopard prints and leathers, punk colours and weatherproof outerwear were all seen in the Belstaff AW18 collection. Set in the heart of Soho, guests gained access to the brand’s L...
LFWM18: Oliver Spencer
ROXY Music’s Love is the Drug fills the show space, mustard velvet blazers and chocolate brown corduroy caps grace the runway and just like that, the 70s are back. Oliver Spencer uses the city of London to gene...
LFWM18: Alex Mullins
ALEX MULLINS is our idea of a true creative. Speaking of a past collection with W Magazine, Mullins declared, “I was creating without a purpose whatsoever”. This mind set is arguably the most fertile state any ...
LFWM18: What We Wear
CONCEPTS of the everyday worker reimagined by Tinie Tempah’s athleisure brand What We Wear translates into a runway saturated with sharp, sporty workwear chic. Tempah’s third fashion show opened with a short fi...