Men's Fashion Trends

Elegant tailoring that can also be used as a business suit. From the minimalist and slim form of Prada to the dressy Saint Laurent and the cowboy-like style from Louis Vuitton, styles that never play it safe is key.

Even with the full force of AI, creations that don’t involve human intervention will surely come to a standstill. There were many futuristic shows this season that expressed that very notion. Balenciaga’s show featured an immersive art installation that represented the digital world and unique styles like wardrobe created from adhesive tape to show impromptu handiwork.

With the rise in popularity of neat suits, shirts and ties to go with the suit are gaining attention. The somewhat unbalanced styling created by taking account the rules of fashion gives off a sort of punk mindset. The rebellious nature can be observed in Prada’s neckties and belts.

Straightforward Western styles such as fringes, embroidered patches, ponchos and jeans, cowboy boots and cowboy hats are making a comeback. Louis Vuitton’s Pharrell Williams is taking the lead in this comeback story with plenty of accessories that are easy to incorporate into the look.

Long boots are making a comeback this season. Among the wide variety of boots that include biker boots, equestrian boots, suede boots and rubber boots, the boots that stand out among the rest are thigh-high boots. This genderless item is attracting lots of attention as a key item in this autumn/winter season.

Denim itself is nothing new, but this season the variety of looks that can be expressed with the material has expanded, from suits to blouses to outerwear. Kenzo proposes a style that uses denim from top to bottom and many items that can be enjoyed regardless of gender have come into play.