One thing that cannot be denied is the fact that Dan and Dean Caten know how to stage a show. For their fall 2010 collection, the Dsquared² designing duo sent their models down the runway in the usual array, but covered in blood. With pants slung low and an athletic motif that included oversize jerseys, Dsquared²’s man was the epitome of glamorized rage. However, scrapes and split lips could not distract from the collection’s special appeal that happened to include sequins, leather and a daring attempt at sheer material for fall. Love it or hate it, the Caten brothers always manage to turn a head or two and this season is no different.

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A byproduct of old and new ideas, the latest collection from John Richmond tests age sensibilities with garments that multigenerational. The standard suit is let out and reformed with a punk attitude, while classic staples like the trench become modern with a quilted update. Meanwhile, eveningwear is juxtaposed with casual denim and the grandpa sweater left in tact for character. A well-rounded figure, John Richmond’s man approaches the fall season with an unwavering determination to progress his style, while also paying a nod to the classics.

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Julien Quévenne photographed by Damien Blottière

Playing it low-key, a very casual Matinique Blue prepares for winter with the addition of cable knits and cardigans to their line up. Rounded off with a bomber jacket, denim and khakis, the Blue label proves to be for the man that is easygoing, but still enjoys looking put together.

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Matinique Black transitions into the winter season with their usual sophistication and affection for formal wear. Only this time around, the collection sees a subtle urban influence that links the range more closely with its Blue counterpart. Classic suiting pieces, based in hues of black and gray are left open to the option of dressing down with the availability of modest knits, denim and utilitarian outerwear.

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