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Acne Studios Men’s Fall 2026: Classics Revisited

Acne Studios turns 30 this year, but don’t expect Jonny Johansson to jump out of a cake. With typically Swedish reserve, the designer plans to celebrate in private, though some reeditions…

Auralee Fall 2026: A Bright Winter Day

To describe Auralee as a brand of sensible clothes would be doing Ryota Iwai’s work a disservice. While showy displays or extravagant shapes aren’t his style — this season’s venue was a…

Namesake Spring 2026: Making a Splash

Namesake’s Steve Hsieh set out to make a splash this season. He sat guests on inflatable swimming rings inside a schoolyard (imagine the disappointment upon discovering it was a playground…

Taakk Men’s Spring 2026: Art and the Ordinary

This season with his collection, Takuya Morikawa set out to show what the core of Taakk is made of — both art and everyday wear. “The brand is talking about these two elements,” he…

Undercover Men’s Spring 2026: Teddy Boy

How does a teddy bear dress? Or a Jellycat or a Labubu? This season, the stuffed toys are going with Jun Watanabe of Undercover, whose off-kilter collection was inspired by the stitching…

Hermès Men’s Spring 2026: Feeling Good

Hermès big message this season? Talk to the hand. From the leather openwork weave on shirts and trousers, to the rough edges on jaunty silk twill bandanas, to the ribbed and nubby knits,…

Ami Paris Spring 2026: A Reality Show

Many French brands nuzzle up to grand Parisian monuments, staging shows in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, under the soaring cupola of the Grand Palais, or smack dang at the Louvre.…