Viviano's Fall/Winter 2026-2027 Menswear collection presents a compelling vision of contemporary dressing, where traditional menswear codes are reimagined through poetic tailoring, fluid proportions, and an unmistakable sense of individuality. Blurring the boundaries between strength and softness, the collection proposes a new language of masculinity, one that embraces elegance, confidence, and artistic freedom with equal conviction.
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.
Ranra embraces a new chapter for Spring Summer 2027, shifting its focus from the layered outerwear that has become its signature toward a wardrobe designed for warmer climates. Designers Arnar Már Jónsson and Luke Stevens reimagine the label’s technical language through lighter, more breathable fabrications, preserving the meticulous craftsmanship and material innovation that define the brand while introducing a renewed sense of fluidity. A restrained palette allows the richness of the textiles to take centre stage, with exclusive developments, including a nylon finished with a soft, pile-like texture, adding subtle depth and tactile sophistication.
Nehera's Spring/Summer 2027 menswear collection transforms personal history into a quietly compelling study of contemporary dressing. Co-founder Ladislav Zdút looks back to childhood summers spent at Hungary’s Lake Balaton, a cherished retreat that offered a sense of freedom during the restrictive years of Communist-era Slovakia. Often referred to as the "Lake of Swans", the destination became a symbolic substitute for distant coastlines, inspiring a collection infused with nostalgia, ease, and understated optimism.
Massimo Giorgetti deepens MSGM’s longstanding dialogue with contemporary art through the unveiling of the resort 2027 womenswear and spring/summer 2027 menswear collections at Milan’s Ordet gallery. More than a presentation venue, the space reflects the designer’s enduring commitment to creative communities and visual culture, reinforcing the intellectual foundation that continues to shape the brand’s energetic identity. While MSGM remains celebrated for its effortless cool and approachable attitude, its creative direction is consistently informed by a rich engagement with art, music, and modern expression.
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.





