In the harsh winter, the cold and restless sea connects various continents. In the 24/25 autumn/winter men's clothing collection, Emporio Armani takes inspiration from ships crossing the Atlantic and bravely crossing the Atlantic, with a black lighthouse as the background. She tries new perspectives and explores sexual temperament. Adventure and an open mindset have always been important themes for Emporio Armani, opening and closing with the classic work "Il Mare D'inverno" (Winter Sea), adhering to the spirit of boldness, with clear silhouettes, wide shoulders, and exquisite design, paying tribute to the charming classic dressing style and showcasing the elegant temperament of the harbor style.

The 24/25 men's sweater runway focuses on the use of needlework yarn, with minimalist style subtracted in the design, and the texture and material of the yarn are particularly important. The classic cable combination is youthful and full of vitality, while the versatile floating thread stitch enriches the effect of the sweater. The blurry and touching look is like a beautiful and unique jacquard, with a variety of colorful yarns.

The popularity of retro fashion continues to rise, and the 2024 Spring/Summer runway includes styles such as retro street trend, new American leisure, informal colleges, sports clubs, and New Vintage. The retro street trend integrates American street culture such as skateboarding, street dance, graffiti, and rap, and is loved by trendsetters with a diverse yet unconventional attitude; New American leisure is inspired by 90's American culture and lifestyle, emphasizing a relaxed, comfortable, and comfortable dressing experience; Compared to Ivy Style, informal colleges are more gentlemanly and rebellious, with a more lively use of colors; Sports clubs are inspired by American sports and have developed a series of trendy items, with baseball jackets and rugby shirts as their core items; New Vintage combines nostalgic elements with modern design, with a focus on fading treatment through water washing and acid washing, as well as aging through wear and tear, showcasing a unique personality and fashion attitude.

The Miu Miu 2024 Spring/Summer collection was slowly staged on the last day of Paris Fashion Week at the Palais d'Iena in Paris. This season, Miuccia Prada teamed up with artist Sophia Al Maria to reflect on existing definitions and respond to modern aesthetics with the theme of "The Law of Beauty". Nowadays, Miu Miu girls are no longer a projection of certain fantasies. By mixing and matching atypical fashion styles, they break away from the fantasies of the elite class and become more concrete.

BOSIDENG's spring/summer 2024 debut at Villa D'Este in Milan marks the first independent show by a Chinese fashion brand in the international fashion capital. BOSIDENG hopes to use this opportunity to convey the brand's fashion concept and spiritual essence to the world. Inspired by Villa D'Este, Moncler combines Italian craftsmanship with Chinese Su embroidery, bridging the gap between Eastern and Western aesthetics. This fusion is showcased in the brand's lightweight down jackets, breaking the stereotype of traditional down jackets and creating a more diverse, fashionable, and lightweight warmth.

Urbancore is a style that takes urban settings as its background, combining outdoor trends with urban lifestyles. It brings outdoor fashion into the city, integrates sporty elements into OOTD (Outfit of the Day), breaks free from location constraints, and surpasses fashion boundaries, emphasizing practicality, functionality, and comfort. It emphasizes individual expression, vibrant colors, and loose cuts, and showcases a unique fashion attitude through mix and match and layering techniques. This style is suitable for young people who enjoy urban street culture, freedom of expression, and fashion trends.

Gorpcore is a fashion style that incorporates practicality and functionality into clothing, combining outdoor adventure with urban fashion elements, allowing people to enjoy the fun of outdoor sports while showcasing their personality and fashion taste; Urbancore is a style that takes the city as its backdrop, combining outdoor trends with urban lifestyles; bringing outdoor style into the city, integrating sportswear into OOTD, breaking free from location constraints, and transcending the boundaries of fashion, emphasizing wearability, functionality, and comfort; Urban lightweight sports focuses on simplicity and functionality, while also emphasizing loose cuts and flowing lines, providing a more comfortable experience for the wearer and creating a diverse style of dressing; Retro sports create a dressing atmosphere through color matching and tailoring, showcasing the combination of classic, trendy, and nostalgic elements.

In the color palette of 23/24 A/W women's fashion runway, the color palette focused on neutral tones and sophistication. Black dominated the collection, with jet black adding a touch of street charm. Stone-washed blue was also a standout, offering a gentle and fashionable feel. This minimalist color scheme allowed women to showcase their style and confidence during the season.

On May 24th, Louis Vuitton's Resort 2024 women's wear show took place on the Isola Bella, Italy. Prior to the show, it rained on the island and due to the downpour, guests were moved indoors, resulting in the show starting 15 minutes earlier than originally scheduled. The Louis Vuitton resort 2024 collection draws inspiration from marine life, with fish scale-like decorations on the skirts and shell elements on the headwear. The finale pieces were inspired by the concept of mermaids, with a variety of three-dimensional shapes and colors. The Baroque-style headpieces were custom-made by a studio in Rome that works with operas and films. "In the end, the mermaid became a flower, but perhaps not a real one," said Ghesquière, the designer. This idea inspired a series of long dresses in soft hues.

As technology moves the world ever closer and the lines begin to blur, hybridisation shone through as the overarching theme of the recently unveiled Gucci Cruise 2024 collection in South Korea. To emphasise this theme of blending cultures and genres, the iconic House set its show against the illuminated 14th century backdrop of Seoul’s Gyeongbokgung Palace to deepen the ties it has had with the city since 1998.The collaboration with Korean artist RamHan, who introduced surreal patterns, is a highlight of this season. The collection combines the urbanistic style of the 90s with the current trends, creating a fresh and exciting new spark.

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.

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.”

Zegna Winter 2023 collection closed out the Milan Men’s Fashion Week with a perfect finale show. Themed “The Oasi of Cashmere”, the winter fashion show offered five gray pieces, iconic Oasi Cashmere and related products to deepen the sustainable approach of Zegna Oasi. The discovery of more material possibilities rebuilds the cashmere menswear. The tension of silhouette better expresses the relaxing design and youthful attitude of designer.

“We’ve been so confined that I really wanted to celebrate going back outside, feeling the wind, the heat, the sweat on your skin,” said Hermès’s Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski, who erected a sand dune in the Tennis Club de Paris to show her latest performance-wear focused collection.

With only a few, short years in as a burgeoning design label, Charaf Tajer’s Casablanca has shown no signs of slowing down. For Spring/Summer 2023, the brand upped the ante in Paris and utilized a horse pen stage setting to showcase its western-inspired collection. Working from three different themes – Vaqueros, Phantastica and Nature & Architecture – Tajer presented distinct clothing elements based on an overarching “Future Optimist” approach.

Taking to Milan, the Caten duo Dean and Dan have showcased DSQUARED2’s vibrant Spring/Summer 2023 Menswear collection. Paying homage to the Bob Marley Foundation, the collection features everything from 70s-inspired outerwear to the symbolic use of colours in the Jamaican flag (yellow, black and green). In an additional collaboration with Honda motorcycles, Dsquared2 combine their Marley inspiration with two starkly contrasting personas; the relaxed surfer and the rambunctious biker. And while a junction between the musical legend and the motorcycle company may seem a little odd at first, there’s actually a deep-rooted vein that joins the two together in perfect harmony – the designers aimed to symbolise both the vibe and rebellion of Marley’s time, surf culture, and 1970s Jamaica.

On the second day of Paris Fashion Week, Matthew M Williams staged his first-ever standalone menswear show for Givenchy. The Spring/Summer 2023 collection was inspired by the people closest to Williams, including the artists, designers and musicians who inspire him, acting as a both the modern day menswear world and Givenchy’s artisanal heritage.

Lightness and pleasure, two notions closely associated with summer vacations, were the focus of the Hermès Men’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection that took place at the historic tapestry factory Manufacture des Gobelins. In the mood for vacation – “a magical destination that is both joyful and serene“, in the words of the French fashion house’s press release – Véronique Nichanian sent a plethora of marine-themed pieces down the runway.

For the KENZO Spring/Summer 2023 collection, artistic director Nigo dips into the archives with silhouettes and motifs that allude to the designer’s discovery of the brand and the fashion landscape he was exposed to as a teen. Most of all, the collection showcases an array of de- and re-constructed pieces of the iconography of Kenzo Takada, and finds inspiration from the DC Brand Boom of 1980s Japan where colorful and cartoon-ish animal motifs meshed with the fashion culture of Paris—the spirit of SS23.

The ZEGNA Summer 2023 Fashion Show was presented live from Oasi Zegna, the home of the brand values and 100 sq.km nature park. Always looking ahead while keeping track of roots, it is here that Artistic Director Alessandro Sartori introduces new shapes and textures as he builds an evolving language in style. Rooted in sartorial ethic, his elevated wardrobe is attuned to the here and now. “My work stems from one single question: what’s next for tailoring and for the needs and the fast-paced lives of today?"

Rains a Scandinavian label founded in 2012. Its collections blend a conceptual-meets-functional design approach, a strong urban inspiration, and a signature fabric identity. Rains brings its neo-Scandinavian aesthetic, unisex collections, and consistently surprising curation to consumers across four continents. Spring/Summer 2023 collection ‘Connect’ explores underground connection and the power in being seen and heard. Subcultural synthesis fueled by the universal conduit of music - the most powerful connector. The pulse that drives a composition of color and form - movement and expression.