Best of Milan Fashion Week Men

From Dolce & Gabbana’s re-edition collection to Prada’s simplest silhouettes ever and the heatwave-hit marked Milan during the fashion week, below are some of our favourite looks and designers of SS23 in Milano:

Dolce & Gabbana

PRADA

Versace

ETRO

JW ANDERSON

FEELS LIKE PRADA: The AW2021 Men's Campaign

Prada is all about feelings for fall-winter 2021.

The Italian fashion house explores the “emotions and senses, intimacy and tactility” of feelings. Appropriately so, Prada entitles its fall campaign “Feels Like Prada.”

Stylist Olivier Rizzo made it to feel so Prada too though, by combining the AW21 trends at the finest way - printed knitwear, oversized tailoring, and statement jackets worn over a second skin or bodysuit.

Photographed by David Sims

Directed by Ferdinando Verderi

Styled by Olivier Rizzo

Starring Eden Huang, Dara Gueye, Lorenzo Gonzi, Jaume Marti, and Yoren.

Milan Fashion Week Men: The SS22 Highlights

Milan Fashion Week is officially over and here are the best moments of the men’s fashion celebration:

PRADA:

Super short shorts, sleeveless knits and tailoring (as usual) on its best.

Dolce & Gabbana:

Party mood with metallic colors, embellishment and D&G DNA hero pieces on the runway.

FENDI:

Pastel green and lilac, Tailoring combinations with super short shorts and crop tops.

ETRO Men:

Metallics, neon colors and the iconic Etro prints presenting the new image of ETRO Man.




Summer 2020: Pink Becomes The New Black

Checking all the menswear shows for the summer we all concluded to one thing: Pink is the color we will all be wearing this summer.

This spring-summer 2020 , pink is in all its forms and shades leads the fashion market. From knitwear to t-shirts, print shirts and shorts, the 50 shades of pink will be on everyone this summer and her is the proof:


Prada Men SS2020: Watch the show in Shanghai

#PradaSS20 Menswear was shown in Shanghai at the Silo Hall of Minsheng Wharf. An arrangement of neon lights outlines the industrial form language of the hall, enhancing the intricate geometries, generating a glowing enfilade that shimmers in subtle pastel colors.


Milan Fashion Week: Prada Men AW19

The industrial grand hall of the Deposito, part of Fondazione Prada complex, has been transformed into an arena of light and shadows. Miuccia Prada is back at it again as she serves to us the fashion reality and she takes inspiration from old movies like Frankenstein.

When the collection itself appears, it follows suit. Black is the colour that dominates, highlighted by bursts of vivid coloured garments or accessories, such as multiple belts wrapped around the models waist, neon pink boots and bold red feathered headpieces and pale blue glasses that are reminiscent of scientific goggles.

Prada SS18 Campaign

Prada unveiled its SS18 campaign, Photographed by Willy Vanderperre.

The images feature the drawings created by artists Ollie Schrauwen and James Jean featured both in the collection as well as the PRADA runway showspace.

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Drawing inspiration not only from the aesthetics of comic books but their ideology, the overriding sense is of youth, energy, heroism – a fresh perspective on both the artwork, and the Prada Spring/Summer 2018 collection. The artwork backdrops, drawn from the Prada showspace on Via Fogazzaro, accentuate the blurred line between actuality and fantasy – real-life models seem to become comic-book characters; perspectives are challenged, and ultimately exploded. The isolated landscape of each image evokes an individual scenario, a specific storyline; combined, the different images add up to a reflection on the multi-faceted world of today. The world of Prada. – from PRADA