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This Milan Fashion Week Men's FW25 was packed full of designers redefining fashion for the future. Catch up on all the everything you may have missed ↴

Saul Nash

Saul Nash’s Metamorphosis presentation marries futuristic design with functionality. Advanced textiles like tri-acetate velour and TENCEL compression fabrics show up across the collection, which includes kinetic-cut jeans, laser-etched motifs,multifunctional and adjustable pieces, and transforming garments – a suit jacket that becomes a hoodie, varsity jacket with clever cut outs.

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PRONOUNCE

PRONOUNCE envisioned time-traveling Asian warriors to unite dualities in their collection, blending ancient and modern, softness and strength. Asymmetrical suits, sculptural folds, and signature 3D braided ropes complement reimagined contemporary Mao suits, combining advanced weaving and handcrafted details.

Dhruv Kapoor

Dhruv Kapoor’s modern celebration of Indian sartorial style and craftsmanship looked at rural street style, traditional handicrafts, and Ayurvedic science in an homage to his cultural heritage. The collection fused traditional draping with utilitarian cuts, incorporating bold and earthy tones, while exploring emotional well-being and modern functionality through Ayurvedic motifs.

MSGM

Massimo Giorgetti’s Follow the Rabbit collection blends reality and fantasy, exploring themes of unrest and parallel worlds. Rebellious style scenes – grunge, punk, queer – are reimagined and brought to life across oversized outerwear, tailored suits, and statement accessories.

Federico Cina

Bolognan designer Federico Cina opened Milan Men’s with a storytelling masterclass, presenting tableaus of models reenacting routines inspired by his grandparents. The performances set the tone for structured, bold-cut tailoring in industrial wools, reflecting the daily lives of Cina’s family.

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