The sharpest tailoring, the strongest silhouettes, and the coats you’ll actually want to live in, here’s what defined menswear at NYFW AW26.

Unveiled at Casa Maserati in Cortina, the Grecale Cristallo Special Edition arrives alongside Roberto Bolle’s appointment as the brand’s newest ambassador.

As Cadillac enters Formula 1 in 2026, Tommy Hilfiger unveils the team’s official fanwear, blending classic American codes with a new racing attitude.

Over his years in the spotlight, the singer has had no shortage of standout sartorial moments.

Unveiled at END.’s Milan store, Salomon’s official Milano Cortina 2026 licensed collection brings Olympic symbolism into everyday streetwear.

The K-pop idol joins the disruptive watchmaker wearing the Big Bang Original Unico, bridging the worlds of music and modern horology.

With Sam Nivola, Mike Faist, and Will Price joining the house, Jonathan Anderson’s Dior roster has taken shape.

Pairing refined menswear with lightweight luggage, the limited-edition Marathon Flyer collection offers a polished alternative to traditional airport essentials.

The American singer got a custom Grammy moment and a new partnership with the Italian house.

Inspired by James Baldwin’s Giovanni’s Room, Anthony Vaccarello frames Saint Laurent Fall/Winter 2026 around a fragile moment of self-reckoning. Set against the Paris dawn, the collection explores masculinity as exposure rather than armor, translating desire, restraint, and emotional vulnerability into precise tailoring and controlled sensuality.

The treatment improves texture, firmness, and collagen with controlled downtime, making it a practical option for guys.

Menswear this season was as much about the clothes as it was about who was wearing them—and where.

The Heated Rivalry star’s Milan debut signals the start of a serious fashion era.

A sleek tribute to sport, innovation, and modern luxury.

From BamBam to Bible Wichapas, the best celebrity cameos this season weren’t in the seats.