Men’s Fashion Week is well underway with the SS26 shows. Expect heavyweights such as Louis Vuitton, Dior, Giorgio Armani, and Saint Laurent as well as well as newer labels such as Japanese designer Satoshi Kuwata of Setchu that kicked off in Milan.

Read on for the highlights of men’s fashion week SS26, including the best looks…

Louis Vuitton

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For Louis Vuitton Men’s SS26 collection, Pharrell turned to modern Indian sartorialism for inspiration, fusing traditional craftsmanship with a global sensibility. The collection reimagines dandyism through sun-faded silks, boucle checks, and raw-textured cashmeres in earthy palettes of flame orange, dusty pastels, and coffee-washed denim. Relaxed tailoring meets mountaineering silhouettes, with layered waistcoats, shell jackets, and heritage-inspired sportswear. Embroidered details, gem-encrusted shoes, and aged-gold accessories elevate everyday garments, while the LV x The Darjeeling Limited motif adds cinematic, cross-cultural richness throughout.

Saint Laurent

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Sophisticated colour-blocking is fast becoming part of Saint Laurent’s brand code and quite frankly, I am here for it. Mint and navy, orange and brown, ochre and moss – unexpected combinations, but if anyone can make them work it’s Anthony Vaccarello. Silhouettes are sculpted, yet float rather than cling. Standout pieces from the collection include striped shirts and tailored shorts reminiscent of those once worn by a young Yves.

Giorgio Armani

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For Giorgio Armani’s Spring-Summer 2026 Men’s collection, silhouettes are light and fluid. Shawl-collared double-breasted jackets, teardrop-pleated trousers, and shirt-weight leather outerwear evoke ease without sacrificing structure. A palette of desert neutrals, deep blues, and vibrant Mediterranean tones enhances airy fabrics and chevron motifs. As for accessories, braided belts, raffia hats, and oversized fabric bags extend the collection’s sense of relaxed sophistication.

Emporio Armani

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Emporio Armani’s Spring-Summer 2026 Men’s Collection channels introspection into forward motion, drawing on African cultural codes to reshape the brand’s timeless fluidity. Soft jackets worn against bare skin, wide trousers, and tunics create a loose, expressive silhouette. Earthy tones of sand, soil, and red earth are enriched by cold-dyeing, while patterns echo Moroccan mosaics and Berber tents. Embroidery, beadwork, and smock stitching add texture and meaning. Accessories like woven slippers, straw hats, and sculptural charms speak to adornment as expression, not embellishment.

TOD’s

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The TOD’s menswear collection for SS26 was a celebration of the Gommino, the brands timeless icon. The classic shoe is featured not only in the bubble, boat shoe and slipper variations, but reimagined in loafer and sneaker soles. The rest of the collection featured an earth-toned colour palette of burnt oranges, khakis, greys, browns, and beiges. Each look was clean and streamlined with unstructured jackets, flowing trousers, and relaxed knitwear.

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