One year after the arrival of Agnès Sarah Espinasse as CEO, Smalto has presented the first collection of creative director Jean-Luc Amsler, an event which was also a chance to show off new ambassador Yannick Agnel. 

It’s been an exceptionally busy menswear season in Paris, with multiple debuts, and more importantly, multiple influences – often within the same collection.

Hedi Slimane climaxed the Paris menswear season with a powerful collection for Celine that opened up a new chapter in the designer’s cultural references – in this case, contemporary London.

Great to see one brand still proudly flying the flag for British tailoring, as the shadow of Brexit approaches. Its name: Dunhill, which staged a stylish, self-assured and high-octane show Sunday night.

For next winter, the luxury fashion house unveiled a silhouette which had been updated by little touches here and there, where sportswear fell away to reveal a timelessly classy gent. 

Leave it to Thom Browne to stretch the definition of menswear and the limits of our imagination in a mightily deconstructed collection, which brightened up a dank and nervous Saturday in Paris.

In a season of multiple debuts, a first menswear show from Loewe, turned out to be a playful and cosmic collection that managed to include lots of highly commercial, attention-seeking clothes.

There are moments when the stars seem to suddenly, and perfectly, line up for a designer, which is exactly what happened for Kim Jones on Friday in Paris with a thoroughly excellent show and collection for Dior Men.

A change of designer and a significant change in emphasis at Berluti, where Kris Van Assche presented his debut collection for the venerable French marque on a cold Friday in Paris.

Some two weeks into the fashion season, designers who truly understand the concept of avant garde tailoring and a certain insurrectionary air, albeit with a hopeful tinge, dominated the past two days in Paris.

The American designer presented an intimate, almost minimalist collection based on the glam rock aesthetic of the 1970s for next winter at Paris Fashion Week Men  on Thursday.

The insistence of Virgil Abloh, red-hot menswear designer of Louis Vuitton, that he is not a designer has won him plaudits for self-effacement; but also, on the basis of this show, may well be partially true.

Comfy puffer jackets, brightly printed tops and sleek goggles gave Berlin a cool start to its fashion week late on Monday, with German brand Bogner mixing ski and clubbing for its latest looks.

Just when you thought that the dark mood over Paris caused by 'yellow vest' protests would cast a shadow over the menswear season when along comes a brilliant celebration of the beauty and élan of the capital city.

Two collaborations – one with mass and the other with hyper advanced mode – were the key to the latest collection by the house of Valentino, presented with consummate skill on Wednesday evening in Paris.