The American professional skiwear brand Spyder was founded in 1978. This report focuses on the A/W 22/23 runway show. Taking the signature brand logo as the backdrop, this RTW collection presented cashmere jackets, color block jackets, camouflage, quilting and metallic-touch materials. Bright puffa scarves showed a bold visual experience.

This report analyzes the application of patterns on womenswear runways and compares the proportion of each element in A/W 21/22 and A/W 22/23. Plaids and flowers still dominate the runway shows. Animal skins, especially leopard spots, continue the momentum in A/W 21/22; mineral textures, landscapes, and human figures have been uptrended through innovative techniques; more Chinese elements are added into folk motifs.

Emporio Armani released the fall 2022 collection at Milano Fashion Week. Themed ‘The Rhythm of Color’, Grayish menswear and bright womenswear formed contrasts. Sheer, silk, and velvet developed cocktail dresses in bright colors. Lustrous, matted backless minidress also displayed charm. On the other stage, menswear played a symphony about grays and showed smart modernized overcoats and jackets.

Creative director Francesco Ragazzi set California as the backdrop of the runway and restructured dressing with a free and passionate mindset. Upside-down palm trees shrouded in fog. Then, the looks: models strutting down the runway in baggy, relaxed apparel while Vic Sage’s “Woodwork” provides a hazy backing beat. Palm Angels’ Fall/Winter 2022 runway show was a menagerie of trademark tracksuits, animal print, and all things West Coast.

This report focuses on the application of patterns on menswear runways. We can see from the proportions of each element in A/W 21/22 and A/W 22/23 that geometry remains the key; letters, playful patterns, and logos have trended upward slightly; stripes, landscapes, and human figures reveal a descent. Notably, distorted stripes have been shown on the A/W 22/23 runways.

This report focuses on the application of patterns on menswear runways. We can see from the proportions of each element in A/W 21/22 and A/W 22/23 that geometry remains the key; letters, playful patterns, and logos have trended upward slightly; stripes, landscapes, and human figures reveal a descent. Notably, distorted stripes have been shown on the A/W 22/23 runways.

This report focuses on the application of patterns on menswear runways. We can see from the proportions of each element in A/W 21/22 and A/W 22/23 that geometry remains the key; letters, playful patterns, and logos have trended upward slightly; stripes, landscapes, and human figures reveal a descent. Notably, distorted stripes have been shown on the A/W 22/23 runways.

From January 14th to 18th, there were totally 53 brands who released their new collections at the A/W 22/23 menswear Milan Fashion Week. Although multiple famous brands canceled their fashion shows offline because of the epidemic, the Fashion Week was still noteworthy. Designers realized the importance of positive mood and found a way to stimulate people’s desire and attention.

From January 14th to 18th, there were totally 53 brands who released their new collections at the A/W 22/23 menswear Milan Fashion Week. Although multiple famous brands canceled their fashion shows offline because of the epidemic, the Fashion Week was still noteworthy. Designers realized the importance of positive mood and found a way to stimulate people’s desire and attention.

Louis Vuitton A/W 22/23 men's collection was the final collection of the late artistic director Virgil Abloh. Titled 'Louis Dreamhouse', the runway at Paris LeCarreau du Temple created an amazing visual feast and paid homage to Abloh's eight shows. Therefore, the collection was called 'The ∞th field'.

F/W 22/23 men’s collection was the debut after Zegna dropping “Ermenegildo” from its original name. The artistic director Alessandro Sartori drew inspirations from roads and created a new collection: ‘A Path Worth Taking’. The Zegna road originates in the mountains, and crosses Oasi Zegna, the free-access natural territory in Piedmont, Northern Italy, also known as 232. Designer explored the contemporary fashion in a gentle yet firm way. The practical, comfortable, and alternative wardrobe redefined the traditional formal wear and underlined the seamless connection between indoor and outdoor lives.

Working with architecture name OMA, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons reimagined the Deposito of the Fondazione Prada into a stage for the exhibition of Prada‘s Fall/Winter 2022 men’s collection. Dubbed “Body of Work,” the seasonal range investigates “theater and cinema as mirrors of reality.”