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.

Teaming up with Venetian jeweler Codognato, A$AP Rocky translates six album personas into skull rings.

Ever wondered what happens when Fendi's monogram meets Devialet's engineering?

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

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.

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.

As if, we never said goodbye.

Jonathan Anderson's second collection for Dior's menswear line offers new takes on tried-and-true classics.

From SZA and Jackson Wang to Usher, Gong Yoo, and Future, the front row at Louis Vuitton Men’s Fall/Winter 2026 was as much of a moment as the runway.