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Menswear season just wrapped up, offering a dizzying array of wearable options for any gender for the coming year. One piece debuted this season that certainly dominated the conversation, but never owned it: stay away from the new Bridge’s had many other very meaningful menswear moments.
Now that the dust has passed and it’s all settled, for those who put the season’s clothing above the vaudeville Humans, the numbers are in. The list below reveals the most viewed SS on Vogue Runway10 Men’s show. Some changes in last season’s stats might surprise you – others might not.
. Dior Men, last season rank: 5
Kim Jones’ fifth anniversary collection at Dior Men is a confident and sleek effort events, as you’d expect from the industry’s most organized and creative director (Jones hosts four mainline fashion shows, two collections, and pre-season games a year). As you’d expect, the production is spectacular , and the company’s publicity machine ensures plenty of celebrity hype on social media. For clothes, Jones held referential conversations with past creative directors (with a few exceptions) as well as the founder himself to craft a strongly self-referential Series.
Photo: Acielle/Styledumonde2024 9: Dries Van Noten , ranking last season: 10
This is a series designed for purists, it Neither seeks nor demands vaudeville to stand out. Van Noten says it’s about elegance, and as elegant as the clothes are, he refuses to offer anything but the presentation of them. In the book, he dissects, slowly and astutely, layers of the menswear genre, cutting, splicing and cultivating as he goes, incorporating tailoring into areas such as military uniforms. Van Noten’s sickening optical prints, combined with a gardener’s eye in captivatingly unusual color combinations, add to the Intoxicating visual fragrance.
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