According to the hue range of A/W 23/24 womenswear runway show, monos take 63.39% of the mix, and chromatics share the remaining 36.61%. The genderless and upscale monos are the key point. Black is the most dominant color. Northern Droplet brings quietness to the winter for commuters. Among the chromatics, the Bright Rose in the red range offers high saturation and enlivens the winter wardrobe.

Set inside the walls of a chateau, Anderson and LOEWE created their now-signature stark space and adorned it with Lara Favaretto-designed confetti squares, decorating the space in a vibrant splash of color. Trompe-l’œil came to fore right off the bat. Feathers, glittering coats, jumpers manipulated to keep an unkempt shape, trousers as booties, and a whole host of leather subsequently rounded out yet another standout show from Anderson.

This report mainly analyzes the casual style patterns in the A/W 23/24 men's fashion show. The proportion of pattern elements in this article is relatively stable compared to the past. The two categories of patterns, Vintage Preppy and Animal Prints, have decreased slightly, but there are differences in color matching and usage compared to before. Camouflages in this season mainly focus on the expression of materials. Layered stripes have been innovated in composite techniques, while mottled patterns have a combination of vintage and fashionable colors. Overall, the patterns included in this report still have a retro atmosphere, but on this basis, they are integrated with urban color matching and expression techniques. The following will provide a detailed explanation.

Dry fibers, such as linen, ramie and hemp, are added to develop dry-touch worsteds. To meet the modern lifestyles, the texture of worsted fabrics is lighter and more stretchy. Evolved into natural wooden tones, the conventional handcrafted textures exude a youthful and joyful atmosphere.

Denim clothing becomes the highlight of finished men’s ‘Big Four’ Fashion Weeks. Variant expressions, statement designs and story-telling fashion languages are the popular trends of this season. Tailoring and distressing are combined with washed denim to reveal the modern street fashion.

In the recent ‘Big Four’ fashion weeks, men’s leather & fur clothing is diversified by multiple dimensions and angles. From Y2K styles to luxury tailoring and cozy fashion, practical classics and luxury businesswear are combined with brand-new design details to renew the elegance of contemporary males.

This report focuses on the latest trends of silky fabrics at S/S 2024 Première Vision Paris. The blending of viscose, lyocell, polyester and silk is the mainstream; linen weft is combined with satin to endow fabrics with special textures and elevate the crispness; subtle textures on the surface add a delicate flowing effect; the gloss of frosted or polished mirror gives creativity to gorgeous pieces.

At Spring/Summer 2024 Première Vision Paris, jacquard fabrics show vigorous designs and strong embossed effects. Inspired by plants, the textures of flowers and leaves are enlarged and restructured into new patterns. Jacquard, clipping and carving and relief create textured fabrics; cotton base cloth is combined with monochromatic jacquard for a natural vibe.

Cotton-linen is the most basic natural fiber. According to the analysis on A/W 23/24 menswear fashion shows in Paris, Milan and New York, POP Fashion divides the style of cotton-linen fabric into five styles: High Density, Water Wash, Fine Poplin, Diverse Stripes and Worn-out Effect.

Fall/Winter 2023 Paris Men’s Fashion Week completed the six-day fashion shows on January 22. 79 fashion brands released their new collections in Paris, and nearly 50 of them walked the runway. Anthony Vaccarello’s Saint Laurent returned to the official schedule of Paris Fashion Week after 7 years, and displayed its new releases on the opening day; Maison Margiela closed out the fashion week with a co-ed show.

De Vincenzo’s Etro takes to Milan Fashion Week to present its Fall/Winter 2023 collection. The Italian label finds a new direction saturated in ‘70s codes, and it happens to be the perfect vision for a brand shake-up. Merino wool made up numerous opening looks, with jumpers and cardigans shaping a relaxed, casual identity for the House. Those garments incorporated muted palettes and geometric shapes, leather buttons and soft details — shoulders curved naturally, hems fell below the waist, and everything screamed “comfort.”

Dion Lee is a beacon of sensual fashion. The Australian designer’s subversive silhouettes oftentimes offer their wearers a transformational alter-ego, one that’s particularly unlocked upon passing a bouncer’s ID check at the club entrance. For Fall 2023, this “second skin” is Lee’s blueprint. Base-layer silhouettes were deconstructed and battered, mimicking the process of shedding — or, more specifically, ecdysis. Hosiery was hand distressed and so was denim.

According to the researches of accessories on F/W 23/24 fashion shows in Paris, New York and Milan, we can see the strong influence brought by outdoor sports. Athletic accessories and urban commutewear are fused. Strings and buckles are used by many brands. Zippers become decorations instead of functional accessories. The design of suits is renewed by technical and surreal hardware. Retro buttons exude a warm atmosphere.

The north-American designer brand Blancore was founded in New York City, America in 2017. Its neutral colors and geometric tailoring restore the purity of design and convey the brand concept -- Forget the Boundaries. The highlighted inclusiveness of clothing weakens the boundaries of ages and races, and calls for touching the reality by heart instead of direct visual effect. Designer's favourite deconstructionism is fused with minimalism to present sweet deconstruction for youthful lady.

Massimo Giorgetti rang the bells of “Dreamers University” this season, calling students to classrooms on MSGM’s imaginary educational grounds. As a “school of art, fashion, music, and happiness,” the label sent models down a rugged catwalk sporting reimagined school uniforms for rebellious rule-breakers.

K-Way transported Milanese showgoers all the way to a Parisian café for its Fall/Winter 2023 runway show. Held in a recreation of Café de la Paix, the glitterati sat shoulder-to-shoulder on wicker chairs before being treated to patisseries made by the chefs of the Parisian landmark. Bringing the K-Way collection together was its sustainable initiative, as everything was made from jacquard cottons, mohair, and merino wools, Loro Piana’s “STORM SYSTEM” technology, “AMIABLE” — which is made from recycled nylon scraps bonded to a silver membrane — and, finally, “MOLINA” recycled down padding.

The Fall/Winter 2023 Prada menswear collection, titled Let's Talk About Clothes, by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons is a further exploration of the fundamentals of fashion. It champions its continuing meaning, value and significance today. Extraneous details are shorn from garments that wrap the form in a tactile exchange, against a naked body. Silhouettes are emphatic, amplified and attenuated, exploring extreme vicissitude between couture volumes through the architecture of the clothes.

This report focuses on the pattern element proportion of men’s knitwear on Fall/Winter 23/24 runway shows. Stripes and folk motifs are increasing clearly, as color blocks, argyles and cartoon elements also present an uptrend. The use of classic geometries, abstract patterns and flowers is essential as well. On the other side, the proportions of numbers and letters decrease in this season.

For A/W 23/24 men’s runway shows, neck details, visual conflicts and opposing edges are the highlights of knitwear. Embroidery, metallic ornaments and heterogeneous splicing also also important.

AW 23/24 men’s ordering meeting focuses on down jackets, jackets and pants. Patch pockets and color blocking are important details. Logo designs create highly recognizable pieces. The interesting pixelated patterns are noteworthy.

The Fall/Winter 2023 collection from Hermès showcased a departure from the brand's traditional elegance, introducing a bolder, sexier side to the fashion house. Creative director Véronique Nichanian presented a range of leather garments, including black calfskin pants, jackets, blousons and a striking cardigan top crafted from lamb shearling. To add a touch of surprise, the collection incorporated elements of role-playing, such as a gray leather overcoat with a fireman's jacket fastening and a navy pea coat with calfskin patches.