Rolf Ekroth Spring 2027 Menswear #Rolf #Ekroth #Spring #Menswear

We were drenched. Drenched in sweat, like almost everyone in Europe. And further drenched by the spray that flew off the four lines of water jetting up into the hard blue sky alongside Rick Owens’s suspended metal runway. The runway ran over the pool in the Palais de Tokyo, and the fountains...

For resort, Francesca Ruffini shifted FRS from occasion dressing to the business of everyday comfort. The proposition was a wardrobe designed to move from city to shore, sunrise to sundown, balancing ease with insouciance.Light fabrics like airy cottons, cotton-silk blends, voile, and featherweight weaves were chosen with the increasingly frequent heat waves...

Dries Van Noten Spring 2027 Menswear #Dries #Van #Noten #Spring #Menswear

Anthony Alvarez was born in the United States but raised in Paris and, as such, possesses a mix of American resourcefulness and a certain Gallic broodiness. You can see it in the spring collection for his brand, Bluemarble, which was built around the themes of board games and collecting. His research led...

Yohji Yamamoto Spring 2027 Menswear #Yohji #Yamamoto #Spring #Menswear

Amiri Spring 2027 Menswear #Amiri #Spring #Menswear

Grace Wales Bonner isn’t having a show in Paris this season, for a fairly obvious reason: She is just getting her feet under the table at Hermès, where she’ll show her debut menswear collection in January. “It’s only been in the last two weeks, so it’s very early days,” she said. “It’s...

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For her first publicly presented Givenchy menswear collection, Sarah Burton worked with Rachel Whiteread, the British artist whose sculptures often take the form of casts from the inside of domestic spaces and objects. Whiteread’s first major cast was Closet, made from the interior of a wardrobe; perhaps her best-known public work, House,...