Milan, it is known, is one of the most beloved fashion capitals around the world. Season after season, the Lombard capital hosts fashion shows of the highest level.
Amidst creativity and originality, the Milan Fashion Week entirely dedicated to men’s fashion ended last January 17. Insiders – buyers, journalists and celebrities – took part in the fashion shows and had the opportunity to get to know and admire what the next trends will be.
Gucci opened the week, then Dsquared2, Zegna, Etro, Fendi, JW Anderson, Giorgio Armani and many more. The general lineup of menswear for the upcoming fall winter 2023 saw the creative flair of new designers and traditional fashion houses bring out a brand new interpretation of style. New trends were defined and others already present in some previous collections were perfected.
Category is: timeless, shine and bold.
STRAIGHT FROM THE LATEST MENSWEAR CATWALKS DURING MILAN FASHION WEEK, WHAT ARE THE MOST BELOVED TRENDS?
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- GUCCI
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- GIORGIO ARMANI
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- DSQUARED2
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- K-WAY
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- FENDI
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- JW ANDERSON
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- ZEGNA
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- ETRO
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- JORDANLUCA
Fall Winter 2023-2024: Milan men’s fashion week at a glance…
Especially in recent years, logos have become a very important element in the fashion system. So among the bolder, vintage and shiny effect ones, fashion maisons such as Gucci and JORDANLUCA propose this trend on the runway. Giorgio Armani on the other hand, on the occasion of his next fall-winter collection, opted for the animalier trend to add that touch of glam to his wardrobe made of timeless elegance.
Speaking of accessories, we could not fail to notice DSQUARED2‘s footwear and the new clutch signed by JW Anderson. Dean and Dan let some colorful Western-inspired Texans walk the runway, while Jonathan Anderson – trying to replicate the success of his Pigeon model bag worn by Sarah Jessica Parker on the set of “And Just Like That…” – came up with the Frog version inspired precisely by a frog.
Other prominent trends were the bangs of Fendi, the color block obsession of fashion houses such as Zegna and K-Way, and the optical prints on coats, shirts and pants designed by Marco de Vincenzo for Etro.