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Ronnie Fieg removes the external logos from the Kith &Kin Fall/Winter 2026 collection, focusing the August 7 release entirely on heavy outerwear and a new Salomon XT-EVO sneaker collaboration.
Pharrell Williams built Louis Vuitton's new men's Formal Collection on three heritage tailoring structures, from the wider Gaston to the fitted Pont Neuf.
Justin Bieber's label SKYLRK opens a five-day pop-up at 60 10th Ave in New York from July 16th to July 20th, days before his FIFA World Cup Halftime Show.
Hublot has released the Big Bang Sapphire Sky Blue, a 100-piece edition in tinted sapphire crystal around the 10-day Meca-10 caliber, priced at $84,300.
October's Very Own is releasing OVO Golf Drop 2, the second installment of its golf line, on July 10th.
Aimé Leon Dore and New Balance are presenting a Summer 2026 Performance Running Capsule built on the FuelCell Rebel v5 and FuelCell SC Elite v5, releasing July 9, 2026.
Anoma's new A1 Prehistoric pairs a hand-scarred 316L steel case with a dial of 600 hand-cut lines, limited to 100 pieces at £2,900 (about $3,700).
TIME brings Off-White into watches for Summer 2026, a five-model debut the label plans to expand through colorways and limited editions, with collectibles to follow.
SKIMS has built its latest men's campaign around Lonnie "The Hawk" Hawkins, the fictional golfer Will Ferrell plays in the coming Netflix comedy The Hawk.
Pharrell Williams wants men to wear cheetah-print silk pajamas to formal events.
Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons stripped back the architecture of the suit to offer a sense of order in a chaotic world.
Levi’s Vintage Clothing digs into the archives to resurrect a transitional jean that saved saddles from scratches and introduced the Red Tab.
How a Queens-born label turned 90s nostalgia, collaborations, and world-building into one of the most coveted aesthetic in modern menswear.
In the collections for summer 2025, fashion brands recalibrate familiar menswear elements with a focus on proportion and texture.
Justin Bieber reveals Skylrk’s hoodies, bubble-lensed sunglasses, and molded slides in punch-packed color stories.
Jogging-bottom volumes, latex-coated denim, and seventies collars meet in Acne Studios’s Spring 2026 menswear, where geeky confidence beats polished perfection.
Pharrell Williams frames Louis Vuitton Men’s Spring 2026 around India’s rich textile language, staging a Snakes-and-Ladders runway to match.
Jerry Lorenzo revisits the Civil Rights era, crafting coats and bombers that serve as a statement.
UNDERCOVER moves from last season’s Mod-rock revival to a quieter Pre-Spring 2026.
Backed by angel investors, Sander Lak’s latest project targets a growing menswear market.