Starting from the details of individual items, this article comprehensively interprets the important design details of 24/25AW Men's Wear Week, including the collar, front fly, sleeves, and hem.

This season boldly presents the brand's iconic elegance, delicacy, and simplicity, showcasing the charm of day and night reversal. The sharp contour lines and exquisite cutting proportions highlight the slender shoulder and arm lines. Color options include black, gray, navy blue, brown, beige, as well as soft tones such as cream and earth. The lightweight materials and fabrics complement AMI's exquisite craftsmanship, creating fluffy, breathable, thick and soft autumn and winter clothing. Multiple mixed patterns echo the theme of day and night alternation this season.

24/25AW women's and men's T-shirts in Taichung, bursting leather has a trendy trend; It can enhance its fashion and quality through material splicing, color wiping technology, and texture embossing design. Retro casual jacket is a versatile item that achieves visual changes and innovative styles through distressed changes or material burst leather.

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The frequency of chemical fiber fabrics appearing on men's runway shows in the 24/25 autumn and winter has increased, continuing the main trend of 24 spring and summer - glossy texture. The trendy gloss and simple matte surface style are the key trends of this season, accounting for 39% and 36% respectively. The natural wrinkle and crease texture fabrics made of high twisted fibers have achieved the application of diverse styles this season, accounting for 8%. Pioneer finishing fabrics with rich appearance and functions through processes such as lamination and calendering shine brightly in cotton/down jackets, accounting for 7%. And the fine denier semi transparent fabric has ushered in an innovative design application of double-layer stacking this season. This season, chemical fiber fabrics have become the main fabric for developing cotton/down jackets in the ready to wear category. It is worth paying special attention to the expansion of its application ratio in sports and business leisure sets. Improving the functionality of synthetic fabrics and increasing their use in business and leisure style styles is a key focus for future development.

This report analyzes the worsted and woolen fabrics mainly composed of wool blended on the 24/25 autumn/winter men's fashion show, and identifies eight key trend highlights: delicate touch, snowflake blending, retro plaid, classic patterns, multiple textures, long plush, coarse tweed, and bright silk blended. On the basis of continuing the classic texture of the previous season, we pay attention to innovative changes in details as a whole. In addition, in the application of ready to wear, cotton/down jackets and other single products made of worsted fabrics have broken through the traditional application field of woolen fabrics, expanding their thinking in outdoor scenarios. The business style that integrates outdoor thinking will become an important trend.

This report focuses on analyzing the business and leisure style patterns of the 24/25 autumn/winter men's fashion show. The pattern content focuses on six directions: warm plaid, geometric rhythm, striped fashion, old-fashioned sentiment, creative animal patterns, and monochromatic aesthetics. In terms of creative techniques, flat silhouette, monochromatic processing, and full page arrangement are the main approaches; In terms of pattern elements, geometry, grid stripes, and old flowers dominate, and the creative expression techniques of some animal patterns can be paid attention to; In terms of color matching, low saturation color matching is the main approach, with less overall color usage and more use of two or three color combinations for design changes. Overall, this season emphasizes the expression of simplicity and a light retro style while conveying classics. The following sections will provide a detailed analysis.

The AURALEE 24 autumn/winter collection combines practicality and fashion, achieving a smooth transition between daily life and leisure. The series features soft cut alpaca jackets, lightweight city jackets, and spacious quilted down jackets, providing warmth while showcasing exquisite style. The colors range from peaceful deep brown to vibrant turquoise and red, conveying a clever balance between energy and tranquility.

Looking at the 24/25 autumn/winter men's fashion show, clothing tailored to fabrics continues the fashionable and casual style of 24 spring/summer, as well as the street trend. At the four major fashion weeks of this season, hoodies and T-shirts remained the most mainstream knitted items, while the proportion of men's knitted fabrics used in sports and business casual sets also increased significantly. In terms of fabric style categories, influenced by the ready to wear category, loop fabric and plain fabric account for a relatively large proportion, reaching 26% and 20% respectively. Meanwhile, the proportion of velvet fabric has also increased, reaching 21%. This season's runway knitted fabrics are also worth paying attention to in terms of craftsmanship. The style of stir frying and other finishing techniques are widely used in the hoodie category of loop fabric development, while colored spun bamboo yarn is widely used in plain fabric products. The upgrading and optimization of yarn texture and silk wool technology this season have improved the tactile and visual effects of knitted fabrics.

After a long period of contemplation and active attempts to integrate various seemingly opposing elements, I have a firm idea to open up unexpected paths to beauty. Continuously colliding with other worlds to forge new products. The Dries Van Noten 24/25 autumn/winter men's clothing collection is titled "Unexpectedly Elegance", with continuous thinking around the tension born from contrast, paving the way to elegance and beauty.

From January 9th to 12th, the 105th Pitti Uomo Florence Men's Wear Exhibition will be held at the Fortezza da Basso exhibition center. The theme of this exhibition is "time", hoping to explore the significance of time for fashion and present a more international lineup. Giuliana Parabiago, marketing consultant at Pitti Immage, explains that fashion is sometimes a fast-paced capsule series and collaborations, while at other times it is iconic items that require time to polish and more timeless luxury classics. This exhibition will continue the previous five exhibition areas of Fantastic Classic, Futuro Maschile, Dynamic Attention, Superstyling, and I GO OUT, presenting contemporary menswear, classic style, mainstream collection, sports street, and outdoor brands respectively.

The inspiration comes from the gentlemanly temperament of founder Hubert de Givenchy, and the series is a microcosm of the founder's gentlemanly philosophy. The series reinterprets the white shirt and workwear that Hubert de Givenchy once wore, blending elegance with everyday items while still exuding a certain Parisian fashion vibe, creating layers for this imagined gentleman.

The 24/25 Milan Men's Fashion Week has come to an end, which also confirms the continuation of rationalism. Classic is the most important theme of this season. Looking back at the ever-changing styles that were either simple, bold, or complex, Milan always exudes an old-fashioned elegance, feeling the continuous support of countless people with ease, comfort, simplicity, fluency, and excellent quality. No matter how the trend changes, Milan still adheres to craftsmanship and craftsmanship, brewing the most elegant and timeless wine.

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.

Paris Fashion Week marks the end of the 24/25 autumn and winter season for men's clothing. Compared to other seasons, most viewers focus more on wearing comfort and daily tailoring, showcasing a variety of practical outfits in cold and changing weather. The classic old money style of Florence, the pragmatism of Milan and Paris, workplace commuting, and multi-level matching are the fashion styles that many fashionistas are passionate about. Layered layering creates modern urban fashion, adding unique charm to the overall look, practical for daily use, and comfortable for casual wear. In terms of individual items, thick jackets remain the focus, while classic coats, short down jackets, and leather jackets are common fashion choices.

The DIOR MEN 24/25 autumn/winter men's clothing collection is inspired by ballet dancer Margot Fonteyn and her famous dance partner Rudolf Nureyev, presenting a stunning look that combines practicality and luxury. "Comparison" is the key that designers focus on exploring in this series: the contrast between ready to wear and high-end customization, the difference between on stage and behind the scenes, and the two sides of Nureyev's artistic career and real life. This season has condensed the essence of modern luxury goods, interpreting luxury and delicacy with ancient and exquisite technology and textile craftsmanship. Classic silhouette with bold and eye-catching elements. Kim Jones also released 20 sets of custom-made men's clothing for the first time, which are relatively independent and closely intertwined with the ready to wear collection, paying tribute to the classic style and reshaping the modern style.

Valentino, who returned to Paris Men's Fashion Week after a 4-year absence, is the creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli, who has always been good at telling stories through color. This season, with the theme "Le Ciel 20.24", she focuses on the "blue" that symbolizes masculinity, reinterpreting this color tone that represents masculinity in social inertia thinking, reflecting on, breaking, and reshaping modern masculinity. He believes that color is the most direct way of expressing emotions, and thus begins his journey of color interpretation.

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 24/25 autumn/winter men's sweater runway emphasizes simplicity and delicacy in its individual items, including pullovers, sets, cardigans, outerwear bottoms, sportswear pullovers, and vests. Among them, needle techniques are widely used in organization, and bead and diamond decorations express the ultimate sense of heavy craftsmanship. Sports style sweaters involve a wide range of topics and can be a focus of attention.

The PRADA 24/25 AW series, jointly designed by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons, features the theme of "Human Nature". The runway is designed by AMO, a research studio under the OMA Metropolitan Architects firm led by the legendary architect Rem Koolhaas. The office setting is juxtaposed with the natural landscape in the same space, showcasing the opposition and unity between two coexisting worlds, exploring the true essence of human nature, natural instincts, and emotional demands. The rotation of the four seasons and changes in weather are all natural masterpieces, rather than artificially created illusory realities. No matter where you are, clothing reflects the concepts of environment and season, reflecting people's feelings towards outdoors and nature. It expresses the desire to go out and experience the world in the most straightforward way.

The combination of white and beige atmospheric tones is simple and sharp, without any additional distractions, keeping people's attention focused on the brand new design. In the interweaving of realism and freehand brushwork, materials and tones, listen to Hermès Art Director Véronique Nichanian's winter stories. The pre show teaser video features a decryption game made of lighting and matte glass, with the lighting flickering and allowing models to comfortably navigate through the space. Sometimes hazy, paying attention to outlining and cutting, perceiving a hint of vitality emanating from a calm tone; Sometimes clear, delving into the clever details in the stitching, it is urgent to reveal the many surprises that have added to men's wardrobes.