Men's Fashion Trends

Leather items are abundant in both men's and women's wear. Not only bottoms such as pants and skirts, but also sharply coordinated full-body leather outfits as seen at RICK OWENS. Real land vegan leather options are expanding from brand to brand.

A proposal for a coat, even in the spring and summer season, is difficult to turn down. One of the most noteworthy is the stiff collar, which gives a serious impression and can be worn like a three-piece suit in the same tone or worn casually over a suit with the shoulders slouched. In early spring, the coat will be the key item to overall coordination.

Until now, feminine one-shoulder tops have mostly been seen in women's looks. Bold exposure and tight-fitting silhouettes that go beyond the tank top category are slowly beginning to permeate the menswear mentality.

The trend of workwear-inspired jumpsuits has been updated this spring/summer with a casual workwear design that has its roots in 1920s flight suits but has been refined with the selection of materials and meticulous tailoring.

The popularity of cut-off pants has continued for several seasons. This season's shorts are even shorter, with an increasing appearance of playful shorts like those worn by elementary school children in the past. The center-pressed suits are fun to wear with high socks, sandals, and various other arrangements.

Large prints in tropical, botanical, and animal-like patterns have entered the spotlight. The coloring is crisp and clear, and plays a role in bringing joy to different styles, in the same vein as the women's floral prints. Rather than cute or delicate, the effect is bold and sharp.