For Fall/Winter 2026–2027, Etro staged its menswear collection away from the neutrality of galleries, opting instead for the shadowed back rooms of a Brera trattoria. The intimate setting was transformed into a plush, cabinet-of-curiosities environment, where mannequins crowned with Venetian papier-mâché animal masks, owls, foxes, and other symbolic creatures formed a surreal tableau. Titled Ani-men, the collection examined the tension between cultivated elegance and primal instinct, filtering that duality through Etro’s signature lens of refined eccentricity.

Since its founding, Rag & Bone has defined a distinctly urban approach to menswear, one that merges British tailoring with the understated grit of New York. For Resort 2027, Head of Menswear Swaim Hutson delivers a collection that does not seek reinvention but rather a measured recalibration. It is a “gentle refresh” that refines the brand’s codes with clarity and restraint.

Sacai’s Fall/Winter 2026–2027 presentation, uniting the menswear collection with the Women’s Fall 2026 line, reaffirmed Chitose Abe’s mastery of hybrid design as both philosophy and aesthetic language. The show unfolded as a study in controlled contrast, where structure met fluidity, tradition intersected with innovation, and functionality dissolved seamlessly into fashion fantasy.

The Lanvin Fall/Winter 2026–2027 menswear lookbook unfolds as a refined exploration of contemporary masculinity, where heritage codes are subtly reinterpreted through a modern lens. Rooted in the house’s legacy of Parisian elegance, the collection balances timeless tailoring with a renewed sense of ease, presenting a wardrobe that feels both assured and quietly progressive.

As Tokyo transitions into its Autumn/Winter 2026 rhythm, one name is commanding the city’s industrial skyline: Koji Kamiya, the force behind the rapidly ascendant label KAMIYA.

Presented on 13 February 2026, ACT COOL was more than a seasonal theme; it was an attitude. A manifesto. A cultural pulse check.

Unveiled via lookbook during Milan Men’s Fashion Week, Bally’s Fall/Winter 2026–27 menswear collection positions the house firmly within its original terrain: the high-altitude world where performance, protection, and polish converge. With the 2026 Winter Olympics on the horizon, the timing feels astute, yet the collection avoids topical gimmickry by grounding itself in Bally’s Swiss lineage, a history of technical excellence that predates the contemporary fascination with après-ski dressing by more than a century.