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Loewe ushers in Spring/Summer 2026 with a playful campaign inspired by British artist Louis Wain, weaving his iconic feline imagery into the house’s signature craftsmanship and most recognisable bag silhouettes.

The runways have long celebrated absurdity, play, and polish in equal measure. Yet offstage, men still shy from that same freedom. As fashion flirts with theatricality again, what is keeping men from embracing whimsy?

Everything is politicised these days, and fashion is not exempt. As a matter of fact, it has become one of the most telling correspondents on the state of the world today. Men’s Folio observes the global political landscape, and the points where fashion and politics intersect.

The Louis Vuitton monogram continues to hold relevance across generations, evolving through changing silhouettes, textures, and creative direction.

Lanterns cast a golden glow over wintry Paris, as Louis Vuitton’s Le Voyage des Lumières campaign transforms coats, scarves, and bags into radiant companions for a sparkling holiday adventure.

Ralph Lauren revisits the American frontier for its Fall 2025 campaign.

The past returns with a familiar kind of chaos, pulling old silhouettes and late-night energy back into the present. What once lived in low-res party photos slips easily into 2025. Here is how the 2010s found their way back into the way we dress.

This year’s quietly trending silhouettes that aren’t going out of style any time soon.