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A city famous for fashion, Paris’s strongest style—as photographer Daniel Kim proves during Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2016—isn’t always limited to the runway.
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It’s all about the fitted jean and the exposed ankle behind the scenes of Officine Generale‘s Spring/Summer 2016 collection.
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Once again, Paul Smith brings his playful charm to English-style suiting with a colorful twist.
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Wooyoungmi enlisted soft bombers over coarse mixed-material-looks in the brand’s militant and monochromatic-colored Spring/Summer 2016 collection.
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Creative Director Zio Song continues SONGZIO‘s bold gust of creative wind with another season of sweeping avant-garde menswear—this time an exploration of graphics—with high-end, tailored appeal.
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The often cliché clash of East meets West finally meets its match in Thom Browne‘s Spring/Summer 2016 collection.
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A boxy but breathable silhouette commands KENZO‘s voyage-seeking Spring/Summer 2016 collection that parachutes through technical terrains colored both monochromatic and pastel, pulling along an otherworldly attitude with it.
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Using the familiarity of argyle as his jumping off point, Kris van Assche introduces a complex Dior Homme collection of smart suiting—perfectly tailored without being too tight—that re-sees the pattern anew in several different colors and forms.
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Trenches mixed with acid wash denim in a blend of sportswear under outerwear for AMI‘s new take on the urban uniform.
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If Juun.J‘s Spring/Summer 2016 collection is correct, blonds do have more fun. They just have to be in all white, oversized denim or primed with slick gunmetal studs.
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Anything but kempt, Ann Demeulemeester welcomed bright pops of retro colors—from burnt orange to sea mint green—under meticulously messy layers of rock-tailored black and white for what seemed a stylishly jagged interpretation of the morning after.
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Drama turned a corner into relaxed ease—with strong elements of pinstripe and floral beside wide-legged pants and oversized tees—in 3.1 Phillip Lim‘s Spring/Summer 2016 runway collection.
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