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.

A/W 21/22 Big Four fashion weeks have come to the end, and many brands have released their latest collections and designs. Fashionistas are also wearing chic clothes on the street. The streetwear this year is daily, practical and advanced instead of being strange and weird. Vintage fashion style and rustic clothing are in a rising trend. And blurred mix&match styling is also the key.

Colors, materials, crafts, patterns, items, details, styles and matching are highlighted in A/W 19/20 street snaps during the Milan Fashion Week. Bright tones are key, and Barbie pink dominates. Contrast tones and materials are accentuated for piecing. Metallic fabrics and sequins are combined to add interest.