So this is what the calm before the storm looks like. Photographer Liam Goslett went backstage at the men’s spring 2016 shows in Paris, capturing models for Louis Vuitton, Dries Van Noten, Raf Simons and more before they took the runway.
So this is what the calm before the storm looks like. Photographer Liam Goslett went backstage at the men’s spring 2016 shows in Paris, capturing models for Louis Vuitton, Dries Van Noten, Raf Simons and more before they took the runway.
It’ll be almost a year before we can get our hands on the clothes that came down the runway in Paris during the spring 2016 men’s collections, but that’s OK. We’ve got these images from Berluti, Hermès, Saint Laurent, and other great houses to keep us inspired until these threads hit stores.
It’ll be almost a year before we can get our hands on the clothes that came down the runway in Paris during the spring 2016 men’s collections, but that’s OK. We’ve got these images from Berluti, Hermès, Saint Laurent, and other great houses to keep us inspired until these threads hit stores.
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It’s no secret that Paris produces some of the world’s best fashion, but we’re just as impressed with the looks spotted on the streets in the City of Light.
Milan has come and gone—but luckily, we saved you a front-row seat. Here are the looks our editors can’t wait to get their hands on next spring, from relaxed, one-button suits at Ermenegildo Zegna to Prada’s crisp, tailored shorts. Read on, and start your wish lists.
Sometimes the looks you see on the street are just as cool as what comes down the runway. Here, the sharpest guys we saw during the men’s spring 2016 collections in Milan.
From the selfie-taking, silk-robed models at Dolce & Gabbana to the too-cool-for-school sunglasses at Prada, we’ve put together a look behind the scenes at Milan’s hottest menswear shows.
Men’s fashion week is in full swing—but here at Details, we’re celebrating another special occasion: 15 years under our fearless editor-in-chief, Dan Peres. Take a look at how our anniversary party went down in Milan.