Men’s Fashion Spring/Summer 2026 traces paths between elegance, travel, and contemporary craftsmanship. In Milan, Etro transforms Paisley into an aesthetic manifesto: archival prints, embroidery, and silk pajamas become garments designed to be worn beyond the home. Emporio Armani brings the soul of Morocco to the runway, featuring fine Taznakht fabrics, fringes, and flowing tunics in a nomadic narrative. Dsquared2 celebrates its 30th anniversary with the ICONique Summer Party, kicking off the season with a song in collaboration with Latto and a limited-edition T-shirt. Church’s reinvents its Shanghai icon, presenting it in a lighter, more flexible version with Goodyear construction.
Stone Island explores the Mono Lake ecosystem, drawing inspiration from the palette of water and desert and using thermal, reflective, and enzymatically treated fabrics. Brioni embraces softness: weightless jackets, essential knitwear, and natural tones define a refined, understated elegance. MSGM dives into bike life with photographic prints of urban routes, technical materials, and an installation by Fosbury Architecture. Kiton proposes slow luxury, featuring fluid silhouettes and colors like sunset orange and sage-lime green. Santoni concludes the story with ultra-soft suede, Goodyear Reverse construction, and Carezza leather Montecarlo sneakers.
Dolce & Gabbana takes the stage with “Wrinkled Romance,” a folded poem: the show titled “Pyjama Boys” explores a relaxed yet theatrical elegance, opening with already-crinkled pajamas, shorts, and pinstriped trousers paired with structured blazers—poised between work and leisure. The collection features raw knits, minimal fur outerwear, visible boxers, and ivory-leather bermuda shorts, culminating in pearl-embroidered garments and sea-flower motifs, completed by furry sliders and vintage cameos. The energy of the runway extended beyond the Metropol, attracting celebrities like Theo James, Will Poulter, and Michele Morrone.
Spring–Summer 2026 thus celebrates a man navigating between the world and his identity, with garments that tell authentic stories. Meanwhile, you can already discover and shop the Spring/Summer 2025 collections from these brands in our boutiques and on michelefranzesemoda.com, for those who wish to live the style of today with the vision of tomorrow.
