Fashion Week landed in New York City once again with six days of Fall/Winter 23/24 shows from brands including Rodarte, Thom Browne, Coach, Prabal Gurung and Eckhaus Latta.

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.

Founded in 2013 as a multi-disciplinary creative unit, Guerrilla Group acts as a platform to counteract trending conformity that does not exist as a brand. Echoing between sci-fi and functionality as a framework for research and design, GG attempts to subvert military garments into utilitarian everyday wear. The primary objective is to rework and facilitate each garment to adapt with imminent conditions.

Greg Lauren was founded by the nephew of American fashion pioneer Ralph Lauren. This brand is good at using clothes to tell stories. Handmade worn-out effect, water-washing and exposed thread end are applied on sweatpants, sweatshirt and outerwear to present the mysterious retro effect. Threads are the painting brush in his hand, and the signature design languages of Greg Lauren express his own aesthetics.

Feng Chen Wang is a Chinese-born, London-based designer at the forefront of a new generation of fashion talent emerging from China. Feng studied MA Fashion Menswear at the prestigious Royal College of Art, London, graduating in 2015. Describing her aesthetic as “future-modern, authentic and multidimensional”, Feng fuses traditional craftsmanship with innovative technology and technical deconstruction. Her design ethos draws inspiration from her life experiences and Chinese heritage to create gender neutral clothing that is functional, conceptual and personal.

This report puts emphasis on the application of patterns on womenswear runways. Based on the comparison between S/S 2022 and S/S 2023, Flowers & Plants and Checks & Stripes are still the hottest elements. Leopard spots, zebra stripes and python motifs are presented in bolder colors. Ethnic motifs and scenery paintings are trending upward. The share of Chinoiserie elements is also rising.

This report puts emphasis on the application of patterns on womenswear runways. Based on the comparison between S/S 2022 and S/S 2023, Flowers & Plants and Checks & Stripes are still the hottest elements. Leopard spots, zebra stripes and python motifs are presented in bolder colors. Ethnic motifs and scenery paintings are trending upward. The share of Chinoiserie elements is also rising.

The comprehensive analysis of Spring/Summer 2023 men’s runway show will introduce you the detail designs on those key positions: collars, shoulders, plackets, hemlines, waists and leg openings. Besides, laced-up design, buckles, patchwork and pockets are also the noteworthy details.

POP Fashion digs into the Spring/Summer 2023 men’s runway shows and figures out the most important crafts. Embossed effect, folk braiding, fine carving, 3D flowers, bead embroidery, gorgeous matrix, textured applique and broken patterns are the key points. Fringed edges and faded surface are the recommended fabric techniques. Besides, irregular pleating, overlapping, metallic eyelets, curved cuts and romantic elements are also eye-catching.

Tamme is a brand launched by former Sacai designer, Tatsuya Tamada, in 2021. The name is a combination of the words "homme" and "femme" and is based upon the concept of "creation through neutral concepts and renewal of pre-existing designs."

The NAMESAKE streetwear label is above all a family affair, born from the intergenerational collaboration between a father and his three sons. With roots in Taiwan, Japan, and the United States alike, NAMESAKE applies a nostalgic lens to logo-brandished streetwear, refashioning elements of Taiwan’s agricultural history, basketball apparel, and technology into something palpably modern. The label’s moniker (occasionally stylized as NAMESAK3) self-referentially addresses the concept of family lineage, but the distinctly Taiwanese inflections of its tailoring gesture towards the larger kith of community. The extended hems of shirting, hoodies, and T-shirts are indebted to traditional garb and streetwear alike, while fisherman knits cast in somber hues balance daytime work utility with statement eveningwear. Unified by bold logo typography and abstract graphic flourishes, NAMESAKE synthesizes deeply personal reference points to create generation-bridging menswear.

It was in the lush garden of a bourgeois high school that Glenn Martens unveiled Y/Project‘s collection, which features the brand’s signature elements, from asymmetrical tops cleverly structured by pressure plays to tank tops (and draped dresses) suspended from invisible nylon threads, to extremely large creations with sculptural and ironic shapes, between drapes, undulations and strange blisters. There are also trompe-l’oeil prints, initiated during Glenn Martens’ successful collaboration with Jean-Paul Gaultier.

Attico, Italian for penthouse, is a word that conjures visions of lavish abandon from the top floor. The Attico, with a definite article, is the brainchild of Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini. The Milan based designers launched the project in 2016 out of a shared love for glamour and sparkle. Willing to share their vision, they prompt join us upstairs. Fall/Winter 2022 collection mixed brights with acids to break the restraint of dark tones and improve the saturation of palette. The neat tailoring surrounds the body and endows classic silhouettes with a pioneering spirit.

Jonathan Anderson is a fashion designer and the founder of JW Anderson. Anderson is known for his eponymous label and having served as the creative director of Spanish luxury house, LOEWE. He launched his own menswear collection shortly after in 2008. The rising success of Anderson's JW Anderson label allowed him to secure a second NewGen sponsorship and led to a collaboration with high-street retailer, Topshop in 2012.

POP Fashion keeps eyes on Spring/Summer 2023 runway shows and digs into the latest fashion trends. The theme ‘Tear the Matrix’ is divided into four styles: Futurism, Avant-garde Orient, Sporty Streetwear and Restless Summer.

In the latest ready-to-wear collection, removable jacket sleeves, adjustable tops and suit jackets offer consumers with more dressing possibilities and allow them to adapt to the temperature changes. The staple knitted dresses are updated by more holes and slits. A piece of dress can be transferred into tank top or camisole, which embraces the focus on practicality in the post-pandemic era.

Embellished fabrics and jacquard fabrics show an outstanding performance on S/S 2023 men’s runway shows. Artistic flower, stylish embellishment, statement sequin and futuristic metal are the main styles for embellished fabrics. Futuristic metal-tone materials become the key trend; multiple embellishments are combined with creativity; classic sequins form artistic geos and motifs. Giorgio Armani continues classic jacquard motifs such as geometric dobby. The combination with multiple techniques will be a new trend for jacquard fabrics.

ZIGGY CHEN is the namesake label of the Chinese emerging designer Chen Xiang. The Shanghai Xintiandi branch is the first concept store that integrates womenswear, menswear and household supplies in China. As a Shanghai-born designer, Ziggy Chen takes inspiration from the collision of extreme cultures: old and new, east and west, antique and modern, probing the coalescence of Chinese origins and minimalist aesthetics to create innovative garments. 2D tailoring in traditional Chinese garments can be surprisingly found in his menswear design. Elements from different countries and times are incorporated for harmonious and practical pieces.

Mother of Punk, fashion witch, heaven’s queen of rebellion, these names coverage to the British leaMother of Punk, fashion witch, heaven’s queen of rebellion, these names coverage to the British leading fashion designer as well as the brand founder-- Vivienne Westwood who has been at the epicenter of fashion industry since the ‘80s. She is not only a Punk trendsetter, but also an activist in global issues like politics, society and global warming. In her design, crowns, planets and skulls with saturated hues are always capitalized upon a series of brooch, bracelet and necklace, which makes it stand out in the fashion history. ding fashion designer as well as the brand founder-- Vivienne Westwood who has been at the epicenter of fashion industry since the ‘80s. She is not only a Punk trendsetter, but also an activist in global issues like politics, society and global warming. In her design, crowns, planets and skulls with saturated hues are always capitalized upon a series of brooch, bracelet and necklace, which makes it stand out in the fashion history.

Copenhagen-based label Heliot Emil has presented its Fall/Winter 2022 collection, focusing on ideas of uniform across all of the pieces. Titled “Solitary Uniform,” the collection is described by the label has an attempt to redefine what uniform means, and the contradiction between the independence of being “solitary” and the unity of wearing a “uniform.”

Sudi Etuz is a new-gen designer brand based in Istanbul. With its debut in 2016, various prêt-a-couture collections has presented with numerous successful performances focused on conceptual fashion design. Fall/Winter 22/23 collection draws inspirations from oceans. Marine creatures such as starfish, sea grass, crabs and corals are all presented on garments through textured fabrics and embroideries.