The fashion trend is becoming more diverse, and chemical fiber fabrics are gradually becoming popular due to their technological functionality. In the 2024 spring/summer men's fashion show, chemical fiber fabrics are breaking gender definitions and carrying the dual functions of lightness and protection. Glossy fabrics occupy a dominant position, accounting for about 30%, presenting a metallic flowing effect. Sheer fabrics dominated by organza, creating a hazy transparency, become a highlight of the runway, accounting for about 27%. Lightweight and flowing sun protective fabrics are mainly used in outerwear, highlighting the elegance and comfort of men's fashion protection, accounting for about 17%. In addition, fabrics with a technological coating process account for about 12%, focusing on the gradient application and iridescent effect on ready-to-wear garments. Textured fabrics express more diverse textures compared to previous seasons, with a focus on exploring natural creases in this season. PVC materials are trending upward, becoming softer and lighter, with a clear emphasis on wearability.

A culture of research, experimentation and usability are the matrixes that have always defined Stone Island; the brand, established in 1982, destined to become a symbol of extreme research on fibres and textiles applied to innovative design. Each Stone Island piece is born from the perfect synthesis between experimentation and usability, between the study of fabrics and rationality. The study of uniforms and of workwear, its evolution according to new functions of use, becomes Stone Island’s observatory for defining a project where the clothing’s purpose is never just purely aesthetic.

The casual streetwear label 1017 ALYX 9SM was founded by the American designer Matthew Williams in 2015. Focusing on performance designs and luxurious details, hardcore metallic buckle is signature element for the brand. Matthew, who consider "Aggressive Elegance" is the brand keynote, draws inspiration from urban elements and fuses the cool California accent with the culture in New York City to create a collisional harmony.