For Fall/Winter 2020, Y/Project’s creative director Glenn Martens unveiled a collection inspired by small-town celebrations in the designer’s native Belgium. ©Y/Project
Virgil Abloh presented his fourth collection as artistic director of Louis Vuitton during Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2020. And the collection all about suit and the show was based off the concept of ‘’Heaven on Earth’’ and an ode to the freedom of thought. He deconstructed the suit, quite literally, by carving it up into
‘’With this collection I have tried to change the perception of what is a certain type of known tailoring, offering a new tailoring idea. By dismissing the idea of formalwear as uniform but making it more sensitive and romantic’’, Pierpaolo Piccioli, explained about his Fall/Winter 2020 collection for Valentino. ‘’Romanticism is about personal expression’’. There
Virgil Abloh unveiled the Off-White’s Fall/Winter 2020 collection, titled ‘’Tornado Warning’’, during Paris Fashion Week Men’s. The collection showcased the label’s signature touches, a thoughtful complement to the Spring/Summer 2020 “Meteor Shower” last year, including slick knitwear and cut-out blazers, unmissable branding, slouchy suits, baggy denim and bold patterns. ©Off-White
This month, Alexandre Mattiussi is celebrating nine years in the business – and it so happens that nine is his lucky number (he has a tattoo to prove it). ‘’It’s not really a superstition but the number nine keeps appearing in my life, since I was a kid’’, said the designer. ‘’When there’s nine somewhere,
To celebrate Alessandro Michele’s half-decade anniversary as Gucci’s creative director, the brand held its first show on the menswear schedule since 2017 during Milano Fashion Week Men’s Fall/Winter 2020. ©Gucci
Silvia Venturini Fendi’s Fall/Winter 2020 menswear collection brings classic elements to a ‘’new normal’’ collection that looked to offer a fresh take on classic tailoring, house codes and accessories. She thought it would be a good idea ‘’to stop a second’’ and rethink the basics – gray flannel, pinstripes, cashmere and shearling – that have
Massimo Giorgetti was inspired by Italian horror film director Dario Argento for his MSGM’s Fall/Winter 2020 collection. ‘’I’ve been obsessed by his work since my teenage years’’, he said. The designer not only used the posters of some of Argento’s most famous movies – such as ‘’The Cat o’ Nine Tails’’, ‘’Phenomena’’ and ‘’Suspiria’’ –
For Salvatore Ferragamo’s Fall/Winter 2020 menswear collection, the second season since Paul Andrew took over the creative direction of Salvatore Ferragamo‘s menswear, he found inspiration in his staff, filled with Millennials who, according to the designer, love to mix and match different styles. With this collection, which also showcased Andrew’s delicate color sensibility, the designer
Miuccia Prada unveiled her new high-energy collection that played with proportions and fused past and future, old and new, sporty and formal – all in the name of dressing the modern man. ‘’Let me say what’s the point of this show’’, she obligingly added: ‘’That in the big-not ‘confusion’ – but the complication of the
