The Graff global ambassador appears in new visuals for the “I Wish” festive campaign, layering Lawrence Graff Signature jewelry over an all-white look to bring the brilliance of gold and diamonds into sharp focus.

From his concerts at the Maradona stadium to the streets of Naples, Geolier reworks Timberland’s 6-Inch Boot in black with a custom bandana and three personal charms.

They broke the internet in May, now Jung Kook and Calvin Klein are back to conquer the holiday season.

Rare Collection is our look into the things people keep, including their stories, habits and obsessions. For this edition, Sonnyboy Vintage’s Raphael Lao opens up his world of Americana, from Navajo rugs and vintage leather jackets to the pieces he’s kept for the stories they carry.

The South Korean actor has officially entered his Gucci era.

The When Life Gives You Tangerines actor is adding another major name to his résumé.

Two new versions have been added, pairing fiberglass composite cases with ceramic bezels, while white and Malta blue give the watch a brighter, sportier look five years after its debut.

With "Whatever the Weather," Louis Vuitton pairs the refinement of menswear with the technical performance of pieces designed to handle changing conditions, in a Spring/Summer 2027 campaign photographed by Oliver Hadlee Pearch.

Nothing stays formal forever.

With a forward-thinking creative approach, refined tailoring techniques, and a bold use of color, Zane Li is steadily shaping a distinctive design language through his label LII.

Following his high-profile collaboration with Jun Takahashi of UNDERCOVER, Japanese streetwear icon Nigo unveils the latest Nike Air Force 1, this time with BTS star j-hope bringing his youthful, fashion-forward energy to the project.

The campaign takes oil stains as its inspiration, with splashes of purple paint running through the visuals in a nod to the origins of workwear.

For the Ballon d’Or’s 70th anniversary, Louis Vuitton unveils two bespoke trunks, handcrafted in Asnières-sur-Seine to house the men’s and women’s trophies at the October 26 ceremony in London.

From the first shows under Marc Jacobs to Pharrell Williams’ contemporary vision, this monumental book traces nearly three decades of Louis Vuitton menswear through more than 1,400 photographs.

For Fall/Winter 2026, grooming has become a study of contrast and tension — caught between polished and undone, nostalgic and new, as masculinity takes on more nuanced forms of expression.