Marc Jacobs makes a bold bid for fashion’s most coveted role, eyeing the chance to redefine Chanel’s legendary legacy.

For Spring/Summer ’25, the Celine man is a professed Anglomaniac paying homage to the the aristocratic high society of 1920s England—a paradoxical vision of imperial grace and youthful hedonism.

Artistic Director Kim Jones seized the moment during Dior Men’s Winter 2024 show, unveiling haute couture pieces for men alongside the ballet-inspired collection.

Fashion’s reinterpretation of the supermarket experience is transforming everyday items into desired symbols of luxury and creativity.

Without mass advocacy and a lack of representation, men’s fashion severely lags behind in inclusivity and fails to cater to the plus-size demographic.

After leaving the realm of luxury for years, two of fashion’s beloved talents return in more accessible ways.