Manfred Lu, Author at Men's Folio Malaysia

By Manfred Lu

Is Gucci Back Again?
We are past the point of pretending that “minimalist shifts” work for a house built on sex and scandals. Demna’s first real outing is cynical, derivative, and undeniably effective — a sharp-edged reminder that Gucci is at its best when it feels less like a brand and more like a threat.
Can Ontisuka Tiger Edit the Present?
To critique this collection through the lens of legacy couture is lazy. Onitsuka Tiger FW26 proves that if you have enough capital and a sharp enough editor, you don’t need history and credibility — you just need a plan.
Prada FW26 Refuses to Make Things Appear Easy
Prada’s Fall Winter 26 collection was a reminder that clothes can still command attention — provided they resist the urge to explain themselves too clearly.


Dolce&Gabbana FW26: Proof That a Vibe Is More Durable Than an Intellectual Moment?
While fashion creates a permanent state of identity crisis, Dolce&Gabbana Fall Winter 2026 offers the comfort of a fixed signal.
Tried And Tested: The M5 MacBook Pro
The M5 chip in the new MacBook Pro delivers blazing speed, making complex tasks effortless with almost no waiting and advanced AI performance.
Tbh, Kole Sims Gives A Mean Interview Too
Kole Sims draws out confessions from strangers, and their rambling spontaneity has seen the account grow to over a million followers since it began. This time, though, Sims is answering our questions instead.
CELINE Spring 2026: Philo-Coded & Finally Inclusive?
While it may not carry Hedi Slimane’s rebellious edge, Michael Rider’s debut marks the beginning of a new era — one shaped by Phoebe Philo’s quiet wit and CELINE’s evolving blueprint for modern cool.
Simplicity Is A Risk Worth Taking For Prada’s Spring Summer 2026
Boring isn’t always bad, it’s just a necessary pause. The Prada Spring Summer 2026 menswear collection is “a change of tone” and proposes ready-to-wear and accessories that are, simply put, straightforward — and it’s risky, even for a brand that thrives on simplicity.