Hedi Slimane’s keenly anticipated debut heralded, among other things, the return of the skinny tie.

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Inspired by the patinated leather of the accessories that Berluti was founded upon, Kris van Assche ushered in a new era in the brand’s menswear.

Virgil Abloh dedicated his second offering for the house to Michael Jackson; the legendary artist’s home state, Indiana, included in the flag prints that ran through several looks.

Models stood – not walked – on the runway in the Dior show, a conveyor belt of Kim Jones’ second offering for the house.

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Loewe’s first foray into a runway show format for menswear was set against the background of an amber coloured cloth sculpture by Franz Erhard Walther, and featured several nearly hip-high unzipped leather boots.

Raf Simons’ first public re-appearance since his departure from Calvin Klein was momentous in and of itself, but high-drama shapes and prints of David Lynch movie stills fuelled the show’s memorability.

Did you know Frankenstein was invented by a woman? In the 80’s, Mary Godwin couldn’t lay claim to her brilliance, but Miuccia Prada can. Thus birthed this season’s time-bending, horror-inspired collection.

Pierpaolo Piccioli’s desire to make Valentino real, relatable and affable drove this collection, and the mission of giving streetwear a place on the Valentino runway. Ostrich feathers pinned onto the back of sporty sneakers – reminiscent of the feathered sandals Pierpaolo showed just a few months ago in Paris, in the women’s show.

Silvia Venturini Fendi had a treat in store for Fendi fans – the iconic baguette was made for men for the very first time. In a collaboration with Japanese luggage specialist Porter-Yoshida & Co., the famous bag was reworked in shearling and crocodile among many other fabrications.

Men’s tailoring – an art that holds immense relevance till date, and shown amply by Dries Van Noten this season. This first look is a timeless one, eternally germane and stylish, a declaration without trying to be.

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