The night sky sets a compelling atmosphere for Jean-Baptiste Mondino’s striking spread for Numéro Homme #19. Capturing a grand camaraderie, Mondino sets quite the pace for stylist Serge Girardi, who ups the ante with the sophisticated casualness found in sleek layers of black. A spread to remember, Nuit Blanche features models Adrien Pastor, Alexander Gaillot (?), Anton, Arthur Devalbray, Florian Bourdilla, Gerhard Freidl, Hugo Sauzay, Jeremie Laheurte, Mathias Billien, Peter Bruder, Philipp Bierbaum, Théodor, Tom Nicon, Tomek Szczukiecki and Viggo Jonasson.

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From the rebellious age of youth and a military motif to a relaxed update on formal attire, the latest collection from Marc by Marc Jacobs inspires in more way than one. Rejecting a fitted silhouette, the latest from Marc Jacobs plays with volume and an earthy range of colors. Taking their young man from day to evening with a flexible wardrobe of casual and formal garments, a focus on solids drives an accessible array of options that are as trendy as they are timeless.

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Enlisting the help of stylist Robbie Spencer once more, Petrou\Man designer Nicolas Petrou revealed his second collection to date with a presentation. Inspired by the idea of nomads and their many travels, Petrou turned to suiting as the canvas of his abstract art. Representative of the journey of his nomad, Petrou weaved together an intricate mix of patterns and fabrics for a colorful venture that juxtaposes tradition with the currency of tomorrow.

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The downsides of love may have been Yohji Yamamoto’s inspiration for Y-3’s latest outing, but romance was to be found in the sheer movement and drape of his designs. Geared as always to the athletic minded and style aficionado at heart, Yamamoto turned out a dark collection of billowing tops, capes and bottoms that took his vision for Adidas to the next level. Infusing sportswear with a tongue-in-cheek formality, Yamamoto delivered a great variety of lively pieces that were not complete without his signature oversize fit.

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Moving in a more fashionably versed direction, the latest collection from Spurr undergoes a downtown makeover. Hip and dangerously dark, fall’s outing proves that in addition to the dapper suit, Spurr knows how to make effortlessly cool sportswear. In the same vein, the label takes their tailored suit and turns it on its side for a hip undertaking in plaid and tweed. Ideal for the quintessential man with several occasion-driven personalities, Spurr goes the extra mile to provide a well-rounded view on what’s current in menswear.

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