On recent four major fashion weeks, major brands have brought together diverse creativity in business, minimalism, avant-garde, traditional, and contemporary styles. Designers exchanged their perspectives, experiences, and life attitudes. Among them, men's leather and fur garments have showcased multidimensional, diversified, and multi-perspective design styles, with a sense of sophistication permeating the runway. Practical classics and highly commercial luxury business styles still dominate the trend, accompanied by new design details that continuously blur the boundaries between refined styles and casual fashion, creating a new masculine aesthetic in dressing.

Hermès Summer 2024 men's collection was unveiled at the Palais d'Iena. In this avant-garde and magnificent building, Ms. Véronique Nichanian, the artistic director of Hermès Men's, interpreted architectural aesthetics through fashion. Light and shadow playfully chase each other in the show space, outlining exquisite patterns. Hollowed-out fabrics and ingenious designs showcase meticulous craftsmanship. Innovative cuts, intimate textures, subtle colors, bold layering, and avant-garde silhouettes collide and intertwine, igniting a summer adventure.

Fendi's Spring/Summer 2024 menswear collection takes inspiration from a fresh artisanal theme, showcasing the brand's preference for utility and craftsmanship. The runway scene depicts diligent craftsmen busy at work in the factory. The opening look combines practical belt and toolbox-style bags with pleated straight-leg pants, button-down shirts, and ties, displaying a fusion of professional wear and formal wear. The minimalist suits feature pointed lapels, sharp collars, and clean creases, presenting a professional composition. Finally, the collection pays tribute to the origins of the craftsmen by returning to the factory with dotted pattern trench coats, sleeveless sportswear, shorts, and long pants. The entire collection highlights the brand's emphasis on the spirit of craftsmanship, practicality, and manufacturing process.

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.