Proud, eclectic, and boundary-pushing designs that made a statement.

Comme des Garçons / Prada / Willy Chavarria

From powerful Chicano-inspired tailoring at Willy Chavarria to the folklore-infused elegance of John Alexander Skelton, fashion week in Paris showcased diverse expressions of identity, creativity, and bold statements. Designers like Prada, Lemaire, and Comme des Garçons delivered collections that pushed boundaries and challenged conventional menswear, while Louis Vuitton and Rick Owens explored innovation through personal stories and impactful design. In #VEINDIGITAL, we explore how this season’s fashion pushes boundaries, embracing diverse influences and redefining traditional menswear with innovative designs and powerful narratives.

Willy Chavarria

Willy Chavarria’s latest collection in Paris was a bold celebration of Chicano and Latine identity, blending powerful tailoring with political defiance. From low-rider culture to sharp Sunday Mass suits, each piece challenged boundaries and amplified voices often overlooked in fashion.

Prada

Prada’s latest collection by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons is a bold clash of contrasts, blending raw textures, bold florals, and refined tailoring. With cowboy boots, shearling accents, and pajama-inspired prints, it’s curated chaos reimagining menswear’s boundaries.

John Alexander Skelton

John Alexander Skelton’s latest collection transports viewers to a Victorian-inspired, folklore-infused world. With slouchy suiting in rich textures, foppish floral damask, and handcrafted details, his designs balance eccentricity and elegance. Staged in a candlelit church, the show evoked warmth, whimsy, and pure storytelling magic.

Lemaire

Lemaire’s latest collection blends understated elegance with a sense of individuality, crafting clothes that empower and elevate. Fluid silhouettes, bold contrasts, and dynamic layers evoke both modern dance and real-life characters

Comme Des Garçons Homme Plus

Comme des Garçons Homme Plus delivered a bold anti-war statement, transforming military-inspired silhouettes into symbols of peace and rebellion. Deconstructed uniforms, tartan kilts, and flower-adorned helmets redefined resistance with Kawakubo’s signature punk edge.

Louis Vuitton

Pharrell Williams and Nigo’s Louis Vuitton collection celebrates decades of friendship and shared creativity, blending streetwear nostalgia with elevated tailoring. From origami lobster bags to sakura pink leather jackets, the designs fuse Japanese craftsmanship with their signature aesthetic.

Rick Owens

Rick Owens’s latest collection reflects a minimalist yet dramatic ethos, inspired by his early years living out of a suitcase. With practical yet bold designs, from leather-draped platforms to shearling crop coats, Owens redefines essentials as objects of lasting impact and refined necessity.

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