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Paris Fashion Week Men's Spring-Summer 2025 season ended yesterday, leaving behind a wave of innovation, creativity and unforgettable moments. From 18 to 23 June, the City of Light hosted 72 events, including fashion shows, presentations and shows, consolidating its role as the global epicenter of men's fashion. One of the most anticipated moments was the Louis Vuitton fashion show led by Pharrell Williams as creative director of menswear. His show mixed pop exuberance with the classic elegance of the maison, obtaining unanimous applause and appreciation. In contrast, the week also saw an emotional farewell: Dries Van Noten presented his latest...

La Ville Lumière enthusiastically welcomes the Paris Fashion Week in June 2024, which will take place from 18 to 23 June. In full sporting climate for the upcoming Olympics, Paris becomes the nerve center of men's fashion, hosting a total of 72 events presenting the men's spring-summer 2025 collections. Between farewells, returns and new bets, here's everything there is to know about the most anticipated appointments. The most significant event of the season will undoubtedly be the farewell of Dries Van Noten, who will retire from the fashion scene after decades of success. His last fashion show, scheduled for June...

The Milan Fashion Week in June 2024 brought some of the largest fashion houses to the catwalks and presentation rooms, offering a mix of innovation, tradition and provocation. Here is a recap of the most significant collections and events of this edition, with a focus on Moschino, Jacob Cohën, Dsquared2, Brioni, Church's, Kiton, Stone Island, CP Company, Santoni and Emporio Armani. Moschino: The Debut of Adrian Appiolaza The Moschino fashion show marked a double important event: the debut of Adrian Appiolaza in menswear and the return of the brand to men's fashion after two seasons of absence. With a mix...

Dean and Dan Caten bring a bold and sensual theatrical show to the stage with the Dsquared2 Spring-Summer 2025 collection. Titled "Heat", this show reveals and challenges the hypocrisies of bourgeois fashion, highlighting its sexiest and most provocative aspects. The word "Heat" represents not only physical heat, but also the concept of "Hot", synonymous with sensuality and provocation. The collection is a tribute to limitless creativity, manifested through elements of delicate bondage, chiffon and sheer voile, in both black and pastel shades. Dean and Dan Caten describe the show as a display of the intrinsic spectacularity of the human being,...