We don’t want you to miss a thing from New York Fashion Week: Men’s
We’ve hit the halfway mark on the Spring 2017 season of New York Fashion Week: Men’s (NYFWM), which means it’s time for a bit of a recap. (Instagram)
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We’ve hit the halfway mark on the Spring 2017 season of New York Fashion Week: Men’s (NYFWM), which means it’s time for a bit of a recap. (Instagram)
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Here’s everything you may have missed happening on and off the runway at the Manhattan edition of menswear week. (Instagram)
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Skaters, samurais, and club kids all made their mark on Tim Coppens’s Spring 2017 collection. (Instagram)
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German-born, US-based designer Robert Geller returned to his roots for a post-punk-inspired Spring 2017 collection. Go behind the scenes of the show, here. (Instagram)
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Michael Kors bridged the gaps between smart and athletic on Tuesday, with a New York Fashion Week Men’s collection that focused on hybrid fashion. (Instagram)
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The American designer’s Spring/Summer 2017 line put a fresh spin on menswear for the new season, breathing an urban sporty vibe into his trademark preppy aesthetic. (Instagram)
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Go, Pokémon: What all the male models are playing. Gotta catch ‘em all, even backstage. (Instagram)
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Along with Landlord and Second/Layer, design duo Linder is one of the designers to watch making its menswear debut this season. (Instagram)
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Rio Uribe torched the runway show model for his latest presentation; his models, all cast via social media, strolled around the studio for an hour instead of walking a short showcase. (Instagram)
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