This season — from European menswear collections to New York Fashion Week stores — is definitely going big, with announcements hovering around and some good-old roundups of what men want. Looking good while “cleaning up” in a stylish jacket or unveiling the wings of vivacity, suit or not, is a common question in the post-pandemic world.
Virgil Abloh
This time, when people are setting some new basics, we bring you a few of the many remarkably cool brands being listed for exceptional men’s wear. Virgil Abloh’s recent drop for the Louis Vuitton Men’s Fall-Winter 2021 collection in Seoul shifted the configuration through to BTS members, re-appropriating excessive height from the usual in creating a new meaning for men’s fashion. The entire collection disregarded society’s conformist-culture structure of outsiders versus insiders. Metallic bags, green and gray accentuate the brand’s core gray, multiple colors shining from below, embossed monograms that change a predetermined perception of the dress code – all of which required an experienced eye for fashion. Is. Abloh has taken this collection to a whole new level by igniting a visual dialogue of creativity.
Heidi Slimane
On the gorgeous Gau island on the Mediterranean Sea in the south of France, Hedi Slimane launched a fascinating attack of unbridled provocation. The freestyle motocross riders at Celine’s 2022 Summer Collection were admired by celebrities and fashion icons. Among the attendees was Lady Gaga – known for driving major fashion revolutions throughout her tenure, now all set for her upcoming biopic on fashion house Gucci; Natalie Portman – Her femininity being the brand icon for Dior, this beauty sure knows how to “beast it” during her amazing performances in movies; And, Amy Adams — another passionate cheerleader with a remarkable eye for artistry and creativity. Celine Homme left her Cosmic Cruiser line at the event, and Heidi Slimane’s enthusiasm set major “comfort and whimsy” goals through her tirelessly created dreamlike-cosmic vibe, which included Pro V, AlpineStar, The team included José Sallefranc from Honda SR and Giles. And your ultimate runway walker with FMX4EVER’s Jimmy Rocksolid bikers vibe.
Rick Owens
Rick Owens needs no introduction. With the release of new collaboration Converse X Drkshdw Turbodrk worldwide on July 27 and the unveiling of the Tyrone fw21 Gethsemane collection, the brand’s identity has come a full circle as it reclaims its own cult fashion reputation. Their gothic, power-packed silhouette and high-end accessories have marked the debut of sneakers with Converse in both high and low variants. This collab sees the designer exploring his dark, subterranean aesthetic with a quirky twist to his identity.
Mike Amrik
From handicrafts to becoming the first choice for hard rock artists like Axl Rose and Steven Tyler, their rock and roll aesthetic merges this time into a more dimensional executive touch. Mike Amiri, Persian by blood, an American fashion designer of Iranian descent has taken a bow, his new collection is none other than ‘The Weeknd’, showcasing an urban and cool vibe, Amiri’s tailor-made jacket And wearing a turtleneck for GQ Global’s new. Covering. Amiri has recently been busy with the grand opening of 3 more flagship stores, which are set to give a sharp execution to the “men’s apparel sector” moving towards clean clothing, and a distinct addition to its usual line. Add edge and twist. apparel
Men’s Fashion Trailblazers
Virtual fashion parades are finally taking a pause and the upcoming Fashion Weeks are coming to real life runways around the world. Vogue’s September issue gives 27 new designers a scintillating profile: Bella Hadid shows off Dhruv Kapoor’s outfits targeting netizens in India. The Delhi-based designer is all set to create bold mixes that are captured through his graphic-designed shirts and other ready-to-wear. Menswear brands seem to be offering a wider range with advanced sustainability schemes to meet the new trendsetting standards. Many looks will be doing the rounds, but only a few create cult status over the years to top iconic styles for breaking norms. Whether it’s cult fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier, who was throwing a huge wave in the ’80s through his race-equal infamous mixes, or Yoji Yamamoto who went without being too snarky in his Spring Summer ’85 Pour Homme collection. , unstructured floats left. There is another era this time around offering a vast selection of lookbooks and runway presentations to choose from, providing many experimental options.
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