UNDERCOVER Fall 2025 Sways Between Dark Precision And Neon Chaos

UNDERCOVER’s new collection, titled “Interface,” marks the brand’s 35th year with a steady push-and-pull between stark tailoring and vibrant, otherworldly visuals.
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UNDERCOVER’s new collection, titled “Interface,” marks the brand’s 35th year with a steady push-and-pull between stark tailoring and vibrant, otherworldly visuals.

OAMC is charting its own path for Fall/Winter 2025, drawing from the vibrancy of 1980s club culture but interpreting it through a sharp, modern lens.

This week, the newly minted Louis Vuitton menswear creative director unveiled his collaborative Fall/Winter 2025 collection alongside NIGO..

Rick Owens has never been one to check a bag. Now, he’s taken that sentiment and spun it into a new kind of luggage.
Kim Jones took Dior on a transformative path this season, unveiling his Winter 2025 menswear in a stark black tent.

This Valentine’s Day, Gucci takes a deeply personal turn with its new campaign, Gucci Together, a thoughtful reflection on love in its many forms.

Cynthia Erivo made a striking appearance at the BBC Studio in London for press engagements, dressed in a dazzling Stella McCartney ensemble that seamlessly blended bold design with sustainable fashion.
AMIRI is putting Hollywood’s neon glow front and center for Fall 2025.

Ralph Lauren’s Fall 2025 Purple Label menswear collection lands with a quiet confidence this season, merging American grit with Italian finesse.

Louis Vuitton’s Fall/Winter 2025 show arrived with a street-leaning spirit that had Pharrell Williams and longtime collaborator NIGO at the helm with the lobster that stole the spotlight and sent the crowd into a frenzy.

Daisy Edgar-Jones stepped out in London on January 19, 2025, serving a modern take on effortless street style with a touch of retro sophistication.

Naomi Watts took on New York City with a look that was pure, unfiltered sophistication during her book promotion tour.

Bianca Saunders brought her Fall 2025 collection to the Palais de Tokyo. Titled “Dichotomy,” it unpacks, as she put it in her notes, “two opposing forces that, when combined, create something entirely new.”

Let’s face it—shopping for guys can be like solving a puzzle where half the pieces are missing. But don’t worry, this year we’ve cracked the code with gifts.

Auralee started Paris Fashion Week on a crisp note, spotlighting its ongoing focus on clothes that work for city commutes and spontaneous weekends alike.

NN.07 is stepping onto Paris’s streets this Fall/Winter 2025 with a lineup that feels both lived-in and fresh.

Lemaire’s Fall/Winter 2025 show in Paris offered a fresh spin on the label’s trademark understatement, this time laced with a sharper edge.

Stone Island unveiled its Fall/Winter 2025 lineup. The core collection turned to Japan for inspiration, picking up techniques tied to heritage indigo dyeing and the bright lights of the country’s cityscapes.
Acne Studios marches into Fall/Winter 2025 with a new spin on what a “classic” can be. Tailored navy suits and asphalt-grey separates come with a wink of subversion, while shots of rust and burgundy nod to mid-century style.

Carhartt WIP steps confidently into Spring/Summer 2025 with a lineup that, in the brand’s own words, is “anchored in the archives.”