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

Khalil Ramos, Mond Gutierrez, L.A Aguinaldo, and more stepped into the Maison’s imagined departure hall at Casa Buenas for an evening inspired by travel and the art of writing.

The actor stepped out in a look by designer Roni Reni's Veronica for the unveiling of Someone, Someday.

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.

With the LVDB-03 Louis Varius Project, Louis Vuitton and De Bethune transform high watchmaking into a shared meditation on mechanical poetry.

In Milan, Church’s unveils a Fall/Winter 2026 collection conceived as a musical work, where the art of sound enters into dialogue with the timeless excellence of shoemaking.

The actor, best known for his role on Shameless, reflects on his most important roles, the value of time, and the emotional responsibility of telling stories.

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

After 37 years, Nichanian stayed true to her signature of menswear staples refined through touch, proportion, and materials.

From Hudson Williams to Win Metawin, check out the celebrities who turned Milan Men's Fashion Week into a moment.

For his first full menswear collection, Rider grounds Celine in pieces meant to be lived in.

In his second menswear outing for the house, Klausner proves continuity can still feel fresh, with sharp tailoring, joyful color, and new signatures that push Dries forward without forcing a break.

Here’s the exact time to watch one of the week’s most anticipated men’s shows.