Paris Menswear SS15: Valentino

In Paris this menswear season Valentino was a little bit of this and a little bit of that. This was free-spirited and that was evocative of calmer days gone by. Well, as it goes, Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpao...

Paris Menswear SS15: Carven

Menswear à la française  kick-started in Paris today, and it was all suitably Parisian. Carven’s lauded Guillaume Henry charmed with a lovably apathetic somewhat sterile spread of boyish clothing. The simplifie...

Milan Menswear SS15: Giorgio Armani

Stand down, because Giorgio Armani reigns supreme over all back-door menswear hopefuls. One almost gets the feeling that the comments Armani, ever the opinionated creative, made not so long ago blasting designe...

Milan Menswear SS15: Roberto Cavalli

You could almost smell the palm trees sizzling under the blistering Miami Boulevard sun, mixed with just a robust whiff of Drakkar Noir and, perhaps, gasoline, at Roberto Cavalli today in Milan, where the desig...
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Milan Menswear SS15: Gucci

The model Gucci mod was back at it again in Milan this season. However, this mod was seabound and seriously stylish to boot. There have been many a reference to the seven seas in Milan recently, some hits, some...

Milan Menswear SS15: Prada

At Prada this season, the exposed stitch ensembles signaled that there was to be no deception, it was Prada laid bare. As always. Of course Prada felt compelled to tick all of the unisex boxes for “universal” c...

Milan Menswear SS15: Calvin Klein

As a brand Calvin Klein usually always has its finger on the modern woman’s pulse and its vital signs have always been healthy, but can the same be said for their menswear? I think so. This season, creative dir...
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Milan Menswear SS15: Vivienne Westwood

In true Vivienne Westwood fashion, the SS15 show in Milan was explosion of punk nonconformity. She presented us with exaggerated suits, reminiscent of a mad hatter tea party with enlarged top hats, striking pat...

Milan Menswear SS15: Bottega Veneta

It’s impossible to be distressed by luxury, but in Milan today Bottega Veneta went ahead and distressed luxury. This season scaled back typically showy haut monde menswear in favour of ragamuffin suavity. Shape...

Milan Menswear SS15: Versace

Versace maketh the man, and what a mighty good man they make. Undeniably, the thaumaturgy behind their menswear offerings is due to the pleasure Donatella takes in sculpting Hercules incarnate. This season was ...

LC:M Gieves and Hawkes SS15

Gieves & Hawkes output is always watertight. There is something about being the most respected mainstay on Savile Row that takes you places, and after over 200 years of creating some of the finest bespoke g...

LC:M Xander Zhou SS15

Xander Zhou was loud – I think he wanted to prove a point. Hot, heavy and throbbing, Zhou’s SS15 demonstration, labelled Hyperdrive, was a rather luring foray into the male psyche. As utility-glam as can be, th...

LC:M Maharishi SS15

As Maharishi bag themselves a spot on this season’s LC:M schedule, Glass is excited to see what this famous ‘90s brand has designed here in the year 2014! Inspiration for the show sees Maharishi travel to th...

LC:M Alexander McQueen SS15

Sarah Burton OBE is slowly but surely taking McQueen down new routes with just the respect that should befit such a titled house. So a move to neo-McQueen sportswear was called for, and for all intents and purp...

LC:M SS15: James Long

A primary-colour storm tore through James Long’s menswear this season, though a sporty splice of the tropics steadied the stormy semblance before a boisterous boxing motif ramped up the high-energy. It was boxi...

LC:M Richard James SS15

Atten-hut, it's time for the desert rats to come out and play. Richard James of Savile Row took us to the faraway reaches of the Saharan desert today and stationed us with the desert rat troopers of the late Th...