Raf Simons Spring-Summer '16

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Set inside a massive, mostly empty warehouse, Raf Simons debuted his Spring-Summer '16 collection in Paris this week. The heavy music provided plenty of energy, while the contrasting silhouettes and proportions gave life to a fairly muted colour palette. Wide trousers, tiny knits, slim pants and oversized coats, often embellished with grommets, retained most of the attention as a couple of hooded models took an unplanned detour along the way.

—Runway images via Style.com
—Behind the scenes via T Magazine

Missoni Spring-Summer '16

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—01. Malibu Sandals.
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On Sunday afternoon in Milan, Missoni's latest men's collection took us to India, with plenty of references to The Darjeeling Limited. The tones and textures played perfectly together, combining to present a fine vision of casual luxury. Collaborations with Converse, Malibu Sandals and Globe-Trotter added an extra level of interest, but it was the small details that really stood out. Everything was very intricate without feeling too delicate to actually wear, and in the end that's just what I like from my clothes.

—Missoni
—Images via Style.com

Margaret Howell Spring-Summer '16

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Margaret Howell unveiled their Spring-Summer '16 men's collection in London this morning. Tailored shorts, trousers and jackets worn with classic shirting, knits and rainwear formed characteristically casual looks, many of which featured neckerchiefs and Teva sandals. Colour-wise, crisp whites punctuated a palette that included black, navy and grey alongside a variety of earth tones. To view the show in full follow the link below.

—Images via Style.com
—Margaret Howell

Très Bien Reopen in Malmö

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This weekend on a quiet spring day in Malmö, Très Bien made their return to brick and mortar retail. The shop's restrained interior reflects a classic Scandinavian approach, allowing the product to breathe, surrounded by white space and clean lines. This season's in-house collection is available alongside select pieces from a variety of other brands and designers, creating a unique and contemporary mix of men's clothing, footwear and accessories.

—Très Bien
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Très Bien Spring-Summer '15

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Très Bien launched their Spring-Summer '15 collection online this week, after issuing the lookbook imagery on Style.com. There are a number of standout outerwear pieces, while the pinstripe shorts also look quite appealing alongside a muted cut and sew range.

—Très Bien
—Images via Style.com

Missoni Fall-Winter '15

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Missoni presented their Fall-Winter '15 men's collection in Milan yesterday. Belted coats and slim tailoring were mixed with tunics, shawl-like scarves and signature knits, as plaid played a central role amidst a rich palette dominated by reds, blues and browns. Follow the link below to view the show in its entirety.

—Images via Style.com
—Missoni

Jil Sander Fall-Winter '15

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—01-02. Debut collection by Rodolfo Paglialunga.

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Tucking and turtlenecks seem to be in full effect, in the streets right now and for Fall-Winter '15. Jil Sander's latest show, and Rodolfo Paglialunga's first collection for the fashion house, provides an interesting mix of silhouettes, offering more volume than in recent seasons alongside a contemporary yet intelligent palette. There are plenty of long coats, a fine selection of knitwear, subdued pattern and a refreshing take on trousers throughout; injecting enough new life into proceedings to create some excitement, without straying too far from what the brand has become known for.

—Images via Style.com
—Jil Sander

Margaret Howell Autumn-Winter '15

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The Margaret Howell Autumn-Winter '15 men's show took place at the brand's Wigmore Street store in London this morning. Mainline and MHL pieces, in trademark tones and textiles, combined with strong styling and some unexpected pops of colour for a distinctly modern feel. To view the presentation in full click on the link below.

—Images via Style.com
—Margaret Howell