The series of digital fashion shows continues for Dolce & Gabbana. The brand's roots meet streetwear in the new Men's Collection, "DNA".
Classic elegance, proportions and black & white blend with tech materials and new interpretations of urban style.
Check out our favourite looks:
Last year, Kim Jones revealed a colorful collaboration with Shawn Stussy, the streetwear OG.
This season, he tapped Kenny Scharf, an American artist who emerged from the 1980s East Village scene, making street art alongside his friends Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat. “The fun and the energy of that time—you see young kids being excited by Kenny Scharf’s work. It’s speaking across generations,” Jones said.
Sticking to a completely virtual presentation for the runway show, Jones blends heritage with history-in-the-making as we see the designer's second collection created admist the coronavirus pandemic.
Domenico Dolce and Stefano Fabban revealed their Dolce Gabbana Alta Moda, Alta Sartoria and Alta Gioilleria collections.
This year they pay tribute to Milan, the city of refined glamour and elegance and the home of the unmistakable Teatro Alla Scala.
Take a first look in our favourite looks:
Donatella Versace unveiled her Spring/Summer 2021 collection during Milan Fashion Week and here are our favourite looks:
Riccardo Tisci unveiled his Burberry Spring/Summer 2021 collection in a special show performance with internationally acclaimed artist Anne Imhof.
Versace unveiled its Resort 2021 collection. The story and campaign are inspired by young musicians’ lifestyle and activities.
Jeremy Scott unveiled his Resort 2021 collection for Moschino and here are our favourite looks from the campaign:
“I don’t like the ‘digital show’ solution,” said Domenico Dolce. “The fashion show cannot be substituted with something on a screen. You need the physical contact, the human connection. Because fashion begins with people.”
So that show actually happened and Dolce & Gabbana have presented their Spring Menswear Collection 2021 for Milan Fashion Week.
Strong DNA references in all the shades of blue and we love every piece of it:
Dior Men unveiled its 2021 Menswear collection and here are our favourite looks from the presentation:
Rick Owens unveiled his Spring/Summer 2021 “Phlegethon” collection during the Digital Paris Menswear Fashion Week. Starring Tyrone Dylan Susman.
Prada unveiled its Spring/Summer 2021 menswear collecti
For Multiple Views SS21, a singular statement is replaced by the perspectives of many: multiple views, by a multitude of global creatives. The collection suggests the approach: different views, for a collection that proposes a myriad interpretations of the Prada man and woman. Congruent yet individually delineated, the collection is proposed in five chapters, which in turn are interpreted by five image-makers and artists. A true conversation. Terence Nance, Joanna Piotrowska, Martine Syms, Juergen Teller and Willy Vanderperre each propose a film capturing a facet of the Prada collection, distinct and definite in its creative statement and ideology, a point of view on Prada. Prada - and fashion - seen with multiple views.
After the Balenciaga fashion show, we noticed all the new masculine silhouettes that Demna Gvasalia proposes for fall-winter 2020-2021 :
Having in mind the heritage of the brand and the favourite color of Cristóbal Balenciaga, Demna unveiled strong black pieces along with the sporty effects, and new design proposals.
The erotics of the exposed male chest are something to look at a bit closer this season. Well, at Ludovic de Saint Sernin, you can’t help it—the naked perfection of the youthful body, flashed with open shirt and gold medallion, is right at the center of attention with his brand. While the hench chest is nowhere to be seen on the runways, the comeback of a body type that hasn’t been seen since the ’70s (when all boys looked like this, not just Iggy and Bowie) is in full cry all at the 2020 men’s shows.
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Dior Men Fall 2020-21 show was definetely one of our favourites.
Elegant silhouettes, tailoring, and innovative styling proposals have been combined to create Kim Jones’ latest vision for the Dior Man. Berets, zips, long gloves and safety pins were a nod to 1980s punk era.
The collection was a tribute to British stylist and punk iconoclast Judy Blame.
What Virgil Abloh decided to serve up were his thoughts on male dress codes..
. “Something you haven’t seen from me before: the suit,” he said. “But with menswear, it can be like an automated track, so there are different breakdowns as the show progresses.”
…and here it is: New Era for Louis Vuitton Men with the tailoring trend leading the runway:
