1/116Linemen? Not quite, yet the wide stature of the season’s most interesting suits could accommodate even the broadest shouldered gents.
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9/116It was an eclectic mash-up of tropical florals, board shorts, and optic patterns on the runways this season. Just add surf, sun, and sand.
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Photo: indigital.tv11/116Missoni
Photo: Courtesy of Alexander McQueen12/116McQ
Photo: indigital.tv13/116Coach 1941
Photo: indigital.tv14/116Kenzo
Photo: Courtesy of Fausto Puglisi15/116Fausto Puglisi
Photo: indigital.tv16/116Thom Browne
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18/116Dudes are on the move, and taking their possessions—from towels to track shoes—with them in oversize backpacks, shoulder bags, and duffels.
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Photo: indigital.tv24/116Gosha Rubchinskiy
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27/116Buddy up to your tailor now. You’ll want to be in his good graces should you choose to cop the flood-length styles which emerged as one of Spring’s strongest silhouettes—statement socks optional, and strongly encouraged.
Photo: indigital.tv28/116Haider Ackermann
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Photo: indigital.tv30/116Issey Miyake
Photo: indigital.tv31/116Pigalle
Photo: Courtesy of Christopher Kane32/116Christopher Kane
Photo: indigital.tv33/116Maison Margiela
Photo: indigital.tv34/116Thom Browne
Photo: indigital.tv35/116J.W.Anderson
36/116Utilitarianism has rarely looked as grungily good as it did on this season’s olive-toned camo prints, whether patchworked (Valentino), abstracted (Bottega Veneta), or mashed up with filthy lucre (Givenchy).
Photo: indigital.tv37/116Dries Van Noten
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Photo: Courtesy of Bottega Veneta39/116Bottega Veneta
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Photo: Courtesy of Faith Connexion42/116Faith Connexion
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44/116Lace emerged as a reigning motif of the Spring ’16 men’s shows; flash-forward a year later, and designers have forgone the froth in favor of tops that are even more straightforwardly transparent.
Photo: indigital.tv45/116Walter Van Beirendonck
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Photo: indigital.tv47/116Ann Demeulemeester
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50/116Leopard print’s no longer just the stuff of the women’s collectsions. This season labels from Dolce & Gabbana to Alexander McQueen offered customers the chance to wild out in spotted trousers, blousy tops, and even a faux-fur jacket or two. Understated? Not exactly. Fun? You bet.
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Photo: Courtesy of Marc Jacobs52/116Marc Jacobs
Photo: Courtesy of Phillip Lim53/1163.1 Phillip Lim
Photo: Courtesy of Faith Connexion54/116Faith Connexion
Photo: Courtesy of Alexander McQueen55/116Alexander McQueen
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57/116A technical parka flowing in the runway breeze was an oft-spotted sight this season. Whether utterly practical, as at Prada, or a bit more fanciful, see Feng Chen Wang, the hiking essential is about to have its fashion world moment.
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Photo: indigital.tv59/116Versace
Photo: indigital.tv60/116Feng Chen Wang
Photo: indigital.tv61/116Lemaire
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Photo: Courtesy of Undercover65/116Undercover
66/116A little BDSM never hurt anyone—well, on the runway, at least! Menswear designers tapped into sexual undertones, led by Raf Simons’s sexualized ode to the photographer provocateur Robert Mapplethorpe.
Photo: indigital.tv67/116Dior Homme
Photo: indigital.tv68/116Walter Van Beirendonck
Photo: indigital.tv69/116Comme des Garçons Shirt
Photo: indigital.tv70/116Louis Vuitton
Photo: indigital.tv71/116KTZ
Photo: indigital.tv72/116Craig Green
Photo: indigital.tv73/116Raf Simons
74/116These aren’t your standard fare pinstripes or Breton bars. Striped knits for Spring have taken on a super-sporty feel, in a variety of widths and decidedly vibrant colors.
Photo: indigital.tv75/116MSGM
Photo: Courtesy of Bally76/116Bally
Photo: Courtesy of Thomas Giddings77/116Calvin Klein Collection
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Photo: Courtesy of Pringle of Scotland82/116Pringle of Scotland
83/116When embracing tonal dressing, yellow may not spring to mind as the first shade most guys are clamoring to try. But the certain foppish charm of a brilliant canary or a pale buttercup can’t be denied—and you’ll bring a smile to the face of every passerby.
Photo: indigital.tv84/116Hermès
Photo: Courtesy of Bottega Veneta85/116Bottega Veneta
Photo: Courtesy of Alexander McQueen86/116Alexander McQueen
87/116Pigalle
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Photo: Courtesy of Undercover91/116Undercover
92/116You know what they say, the higher the rise, the cooler the trouser—and thanks to the likes of Rick Owens, Dries Van Noten, and Sacai, waistbands are creeping into empire waist territory.
Photo: indigital.tv93/116Sacai
Photo: indigital.tv94/116Dries Van Noten
Photo: indigital.tv95/116Lemaire
Photo: indigital.tv96/116Balenciaga
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101/116If they’re good enough for Devo and the Beastie Boys, they’re good enough for you. Stumble through your morning routine with the ease of wear that jumpsuits offer: zip once and done.
Photo: indigital.tv102/116Louis Vuitton
Photo: indigital.tv103/116Walter Van Beirendonck
Photo: indigital.tv104/116Valentino
Photo: indigital.tv105/116Sacai
Photo: indigital.tv106/116Ralph Lauren
Photo: indigital.tv107/116Salvatore Ferragamo
Photo: indigital.tv108/116Junya Watanabe
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110/116Gucci’s Alessandro Michele has led the charge in reviving bleach-spattered denims, but this is one deliciously haphazard trend you can expect to gain steam in the months to come.
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