
Unleashing a parade of striking ensembles, Cerruti brushed up on the classics for a retro-inspired lesson on the demeanor of a gentleman. Loose and unassuming, but not void of clean lines, tailored separates and buttery soft leather marked a collection of sophistication and bad boy charm.

A caravan of blended references, Jean Paul Gaultier’s spring outing showcased a chic new wardrobe influenced by the travels of his dynamic man. Dramatically dark, but cut soft at large, the latest collection juxtaposed elongated airy numbers with smooth leather ensembles that surprisingly felt cohesive. From belted shirting and laced necklines to the nonchalant jumpsuit, spring’s collection was cut with a soul that echoed a tough exterior but retained a gentle nature.

Going monochromatic with neutrals and blues, Viktor & Rolf define the season with a casual take on the prerequisites of the classic gentleman. Mixing patterns, belting jackets, incorporating drawstring waists and adding a tight tension with shrunken trouser proportions, Viktor & Rolf allow their man to indulge in a playful banter of expectations. Offering the typical in one sense, while infusing the range with subtle character, the latest collection showcases the easy modern twist.

Dries Van Noten sullied up his image for the spring season. Creating a street gang of relaxed proportions, the designer turned to bleach as this season’s main source of print work. From shirting and denim to pants, a clean canvas was dressed with the spontaneous resulting in a new look for Dries Van Noten’s much applauded man of sophistication.

Inspired by The Little Prince, Iceberg Creative Director Paolo Gerani sent a charming collection of disheveled looks down the runway. Showcasing lived-in ensembles adorned with duct tape and holes, Gerani executed a fine showing of luxury played off as low-key. With an effortless palette of grays, both soft and dark, Iceberg’s latest collection was rounded off with an understated touch of character and style.

Not deviating too far from their luxe image, Gucci looked to the glamor of the 70’s for next year’s spring. Blending denim blues and rich browns with psychedelic prints, the latest collection put the groove back into the step of Gucci’s man. Catching attention with knits and sandals or a striking suit or two, Gucci is sure to make a splash next season with the expected must-haves and an impressive editorial run.