FASHION

QUIET TAILORING, BUILT FROM A SINGLE CLOTH

In a medieval Paris hall, IM MEN from Issey Miyake rethinks menswear formality with modular coats, sculptural textiles, and dawn-toned dyeing that shifts as the body moves.

ARMANI AFTER ARMANI. THE QUIET POWER OF A HOUSE THAT REFUSES TO SHOUT

The first menswear chapter after Giorgio Armani leans into cangiante light, jewel tones, and tactile surfaces, proving a legacy can evolve without raising its voice.

PRADA BEFORE AND NEXT, AND THE ART OF WHAT REMAINS

Fall/Winter 2026 menswear collection sharpens the silhouette and lets history breathe at the surface, treating wear and time as raw material, not a flaw.

DOLCE & GABBANA BRINGS BACK THE DRAMA OF BEING YOURSELF

From chiaroscuro lighting to softened suiting and bold surfaces, the show frames menswear as self-definition, insisting there is no single way to be a man.

INSIDE A FAMILY CLOSET, WHERE MENSWEAR LEARNS TO REMEMBER

Soft, elongated tailoring meets Trofeo wool and tactile layers, as Zegna Winter 2026 treats menswear like a lived-in archive, designed to be kept, worn, and reworked.