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Fashion’s Vision Is Never Entirely Its Own
Why does fashion keep returning to its art heroes?
This Is What a Modern Aristocrat Looks Like at Dior Fall 2026
Bound to opulence, yet free to express his identity, Dior Fall 2026 men presents Jonathan Anderson’s idea as to what a modern aristocrat looks like — all dressed in preppy silhouettes and intricate embellishments.
The Sneaker That Made Ugly Cool: Balenciaga Triple S.2
Balenciaga returns to the Triple S with greater control, refining the excess that once rewrote the rules of sneaker culture.
In The Pauses Between Pulses
Becky Armstong and Jimmy Potiwihok embody the moments between the intervals of the Australian Open 2026 Men's Singles Finals, where Polo Ralph Lauren's heritage codes meet the surge of today's faces.
Suit Up, Stud: A Quick Guide to Tailored Suits
The Men’s Folio guide to getting your first tailored suit, according to
tailor S. Bahar.
Loewe’s SS26 Campaign Steps Into the Whimsical World of Louis Wain
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 Case For Whimsy In Menswear
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?
Fashion And The Spectre of Extremism
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.