Men’s Fashion Week has concluded after a whirlwind of shows in Milan and Paris. This season marked a noticeable shift from the dominance of streetwear in recent years, ushering in a revival of classic, contemporary, and traditional menswear styles.

As always, the event featured groundbreaking moments for the industry. Sabato De Sarno’s debut Gucci menswear collection opened the week, presenting a reimagined concept of masculinity that resonated throughout the season. From Pharrell’s Wild West-inspired vision for Louis Vuitton to Kim Jones’ cavalier-inspired designs for Dior at the British Royal Ballet, the collections explored diverse interpretations of masculinity by revisiting the essence of traditional menswear while embracing innovation.

Below, we explore six standout trends defining Men’s Fall/Winter 2024.

All Tied Up


After a period of decline and a long history of being seen as uncomfortable, the necktie has returned as a standout accessory in men’s fashion. Inspired by the recent office-core trend in women’s wear, ties have transitioned from a formal wardrobe staple to a trendy must-have accessory

The Fringe-to-Fur Spectrum

The Fringe-to-Fur Spectrum
 
This season saw the widespread use of fur and fringe, adding dimension, warmth, and dynamic movement to designs. Givenchy introduced a striking coat adorned with strands of hair, while Egonlab and Valentino incorporated ribbons to create fringe details. Meanwhile, Louis Vuitton and Dolce & Gabbana embraced classic fur (or faux fur) for their collections
 
 
 
 

Burgundy Phenomenon

Burgundy Phenomenon
 
Burgundy emerged as a prominent color, featured in collections from brands like Fendi, Loewe, and Kenzo, among others.
 
 
 
 

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