Approaching fall with great fervor, Komakino sends their man into the trenches with an overall appearance that possesses both a raw and more finished look than last season. Balancing grounded garments with a rebellious deconstruction of the norm, a domineering black dresses the range. While asymmetrical cuts bring the drama, added sleeve volume highlights the subtle shift in modern shirting. Meanwhile, leather straps and inserts provide the perfect opportunity to create a signature look for the season, while also showcasing the strength of the Komakino man.

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As Gareth Pugh continues to blur the gender line, his menswear has gradually become less affected, while conveying a certain softness. Dressed in his customary color palette of black and gray, this season’s collection takes an affection for light and thoughtful draping. Relaxed and less body conscious than previous seasons, the Pugh man is undoubtedly on the cusp of tomorrow’s fashion, but his direction is more subtle. Still however, Gareth Pugh gains attention with a mischevious attention to detail as seen in the collection’s more provocative leather pieces–often reminiscent of S&M themes and the designer’s edge factor.

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Showcasing menswear alongside womenswear, Just Cavalli hits the Milan catwalk to showcase an energetic fall collection of a luxe yet rebellious attitude. From patched knits, fur and bold tartan to animal prints, the latest delivers an intentional recklessness that includes a myriad of fall inspirations.

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Disrupting the classics with a sudden shift in shape and proportion, Tim Soar approaches the fall season with creative tension. At a glance, the collection appears formal, but strangely enough, the decision to omit traditional shirt collars in favor of the crew-neck paves the way for an understated casualness. Meanwhile, cropped boxy silhouettes make layering inevitable, while longer finishes break with the image of the tidy suit. At odds with itself, the collection can go any direction, but in the context of Soar’s work, fall’s offerings most definitely tip in favor of the formal.

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Creating a world where lush timeless knits can harmoniously co-exist with modern leather garments, designer James Long finds success in the details. Whereas many of his peers embraced leather sleeve inserts for the upcoming fall season, Long goes the extra mile, beginning with two distinct classes of garments before finding a common thread. Skillfully crafting separates, consisting of knitwear and leather with impeccable attention to detail, the two contrasting elements are gradually brought together for a near genius result. Delivering both edge and comfort, a playful mix of fabrics is rounded out by a small splash of color–lending a dark and sophisticated collection an upbeat mood.

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