Sean Suen Spring / Summer 2025 Paris
We would like to present to you Sean Suen’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection.
Photography by Matthew Reeves.
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We would like to present to you Sean Suen’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection.
Photography by Matthew Reeves.
Images may not be copied without expressed permission.
We would like to present to you Rick Owens’ Spring/Summer 2025 Men’s collection
Photography by Matthew Reeves.
Images may not be copied without expressed permission.
We would like to present to you Jan-Jan Van Essche’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection titled, “Khayal.”
Photography courtesy of the brand.
We would like to present to you Lemaire’s Spring / Summer 2025 collection.
Images courtesy of the brand by Gregoire Avenel
We would like to present to you Auralee’s Spring / Summer 2025 collection.
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“Jun is the only designer from the Ura-Hara scene who knows that true creation comes from and with pain,” Hirakawa
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TOKYO – The offices of Undercover, the cult Japanese fashion brand, are located in the maze of the Upper Harajuku neighborhood of Tokyo. Undercover occupies the entire building, whose front is a repurposed shipping container that floats above ground, a window cut into its front end. On a recent visit in March, just after the end of Tokyo Fashion Week, I found the brand’s operations spilling out in front of the office, where boxes bearing the Undercover logo lay on the ground, its signature motorcycle jackets that retail for thousands of dollars spilling out of them. A middle-aged man with long silver hair wearing a coach’s jacket that said “Undercover Records” on the back milled around the boxes.
We would like to present to you Pierre-Louis Mascia’s Spring / Summer 2025 collection “Le Cavalier Bleu”.
We would like to present to you Craig Green’s Spring / Summer 2025 collection.
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Eugene Rabkin speaks with the writer and fashion commentator Derek Guy. Derek has come up in the days of forum culture, has written much about menswear, and has become a reluctant Twitter star. We talk about his style journey, the death of masculine shame about fashion and its unintended consequences, about why so much clothing has…