Men's Fashion Trends

A soft mocha brown—neither quite camel nor beige—complements all skin tones. Regardless of how you wear it, the color is a staple this season. As people want to be active and enjoy dressing up, the milky warm tones loosen stiffness and create a stylish mood.

The belly-button-baring look, which women have long been fans of, is finally catching an audience with menswear. A balance of exposure and clever styling, as seen at Prada, gives the impression that a glimpse of the lower abdomen is visible for a reason. It’s also worth noting that belts are having a moment, getting their shine against bare skin.

Eyewear with a huge impact sets the mood—quite literally, and with just one look. Face framing fits and unbalanced shapes, like those from JW Anderson, are most definitely in season. It is no exaggeration to say that the number of choices are wider than the number of brands designing them. The lineup is rich in individuality.

People are paying close attention to the clean, printed styles proposed by Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and others. Versace takes it even further by layering different optical patterns and illusions. With the arrival of spring, the overflowing colors convey the joy of fashion in a direct, energetic, and refreshing way.

Valentino's first show led by Alessandro Michele featured the house's artisanal lace and embroidery, along with plenty of ruffles. This season, there’s a sense of that eclecticism, which celebrates elegance by adding ribbons, necklaces, and bijou, gaining more and more fandom in the future.

We live in an era where strong individuality and an attitude attracts attention. Independent brands such as Kidill and Egon Lab, running on their own paths outside of the box and beyond big trends, are creating a boom by continuing to sharpen their unique edges.