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Industrial minimalism, wet with futuristic intent: behold the makings of BERTHOLD‘s Spring/Summer 2016 presentation.
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Amidst a safari of hipsters, prints reined supreme. Backstage YMC‘s Spring/Summer 2016 runway show at LCM.
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While color is always a playground for Kit Neale, this season the designer upped the ante, coating a world of florals in his carousel of kitschy cool.
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Uniforms of high pants and sporty shorts filled out Cottweiler‘s all-white, motionless Spring/Summer 2016 presentation at London Collections Men.
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Emerging designers Liam Hodges and Rory Parnell-Mooney dared menswear at Topman and Fashion East’s collaborative incubator, MAN this season with urban and ambisexual wear with each’s subversive twist.
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Northern Surf, TOPMAN Design‘s Spring/Summer 2016 collection, widened pant lengths, cropped jackets, and mixed and matched prints for a retro-inspired—yet laid-back—athletic sight.
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Each day during Fashion Month, we’re bringing you exclusive images on our Instagram of your favorite brands (and soon-to-be obsessions), straight from the front of the runway. Can’t keep up? That’s cool too, because we’re also re-capping our favorite shows here online. Ready, set, follow us at @essentialhomme, and lez go! Here is the best of today’s London Collections Men.
TOPMAN DESIGN stays true to its youthful spirit by experimenting with fearless prints of punk and laid-back vibes of surfer style.
Christopher Shannon breaks down the boundary between punk and tailorship by adapting clean cut designs to literally deconstructing details.
There is nothing subtle about Nasir Mazhar’s collection, which features futuristic grunge designs that look more 2060 than 2016.
Bold, daring, and fun are key terms to describe what had just occurred on Kit Neale’s runway.
Craig Green’s SS16 collection is nothing short of adventurous and electrifying, as he showcases his otherworldly designs.
Video: Alexander McQueen.
Watch Alexander McQueen‘s Men’s Spring/Summer 2016 runway show, available to stream here on Monday, June 15, 2015 at 11 am EST / 4 pm GMT.
Video: Burberry.
Your front row pass to Burberry‘s Menswear Spring/Summer 2016 runway show. Check back on Monday, June 15, 2015 at 8 am EST / 1 pm GMT to watch the show in real time.
