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The Marble Table explores Pitti Uomo June 2026 through the lenses of Enrico Labriola and Andrea Menin, uncovering a season of relaxed tailoring, tonal dressing, expressive accessories and modern interpretations of menswear tradition.
The Marble Table revisits Julian Klausner’s dreamlike Dries Van Noten Men’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, a poetic study in fluid tailoring, softened colour and sensual restraint.
The renowned French luxury brand is launching a series of temporary stores showcasing the Dior Tears capsule collection to celebrate the highly anticipated collaboration between Dior and Denim Tears.
For Balmain's Resort 2024 menswear collection, Rousteing delves into the allure of the American dream, presenting elevated silhouettes that exude a sense of tradition.
At Florence's Pitti Uomo event, Fendi welcomed attendees into its newly established factory, setting the stage for creative director Silvia Venturini Fendi to unveil the Spring/Summer 2024 collection inspired by the skilled artisans working there.
Thom Browne approached his signature boxy suiting in a fresh and revitalised manner for Resort 2024. The collection featured vibrant colours, intricate layering, amazing fabric manipulations, and, surprisingly, flying sheep.
Karti Kumra founded Karu Research as a student at the University of Pennsylvania in 2020, focusing on sharing Indian culture with the world.
Following their first beachwear collection last year, the new capsule includes weatherproof shell jackets, knitted vests, seersucker basics, footwear, and carrying options.
After uncovering dangerous beauty with its Spring/Summer 2023 collection, JULIUS has returned to unveil its seasonal range for Fall/Winter 2023.
Gabriela Hearst's AW23 menswear collection is inspired by the Irish-born designer Eileen Gray, a pioneer of the Modern Movement in architecture and furniture.
The Blazy era began as expected, in style, with a debut that made the pages of all the fashion media. It may be “easy” to get to where Mathieu is today, but although it may sound like a cliché, the important thing is not to get there but to know how to stay there.
Delving further into their pursuit to take over and detonate the universe of sportswear, Dior marks the dawning of the winter months with its new Men’s Ski capsule.
Whether by land or sea, MANS‘ Spring/Summer 2023 “Raíces” collection brings sunshine with a splash of vibrant colours and joyful prints. Pieces to wear anywhere while going nowhere, no matter your plans.
Nanushka’s Resort 2023 collection embodies a diverse range of artistic expressions and philosophies. Celebrating the beauty of imperfection plays out across the collection in both materials and silhouettes.
The concept of the SS23 collection by SYSTEM Studios was inspired by Wes Anderson’s unique fairy tale and humorous mise-en-scene in the film The Royal Tenenbaums.
After channelling the natural elements of Earth for Fall/Winter 2021 FACCIES — under the design direction of Makoto Kimura - has returned for its warm-weather offerings.
A standout for its pure lines and distinctive hardware elements, the G Zip is the men’s luxury accessory of the season. First revealed by Creative Director Matthew M. Williams at the Spring/Summer 2022 show.
Extravagance, luxury, and sexual licentiousness. “La décadence” is a collection that is quite trapped in nostalgia, but also curious about what’s to come. The madness of glamour, in front of an uncertain future justifying its raison d’être in challenging times.
UNTITLED COLLECTIVE’s Spring/Summer 2022 is a uniform for the well-dressed artist with a spirit of rebellion.
AMI celebrates the f.AMI.ly, its community, in its Fall/Winter 2021 campaign shot by Luis Alberto Rodriguez, marking the first collaboration between the American photographer and dancer, and the Parisian house.
As many of us continue to navigate global lockdown, AllSaints present Instant Summer, their new-season campaign shot on location in Goa, in the days just before social distancing.
Jeweller William Drury did not always know that he was going to design and make his own jewellery, but perhaps it was a path that he could have seen coming.
For an Australian brand that has survived the after effects of the global financial crisis, the shift to online retail and the decimation of the local manufacturing base, there is surprisingly little written about Melbourne-based label Kloke.
For Back to the Roots, Dsquared2 leaves the spectacle behind. Dean and Dan Caten turn the lens on themselves, tracing a story of brotherhood, resilience and the bond behind more than three decades of Dsquared2.