Menswear - Spring 2019
12 July 2018 • By Max Berlinger
Maison Margiela
26 June 2018 • By Tim Blanks
John Galliano acknowledges the immediacy of the street, even as his designs elevate and ultimately supplant it with their perverse idiosyncrasy.
Paul Smith
26 June 2018 • By Dan Thawley
The overarching mood of rockabilly via 1980s redux felt timely and authentic — it’s clearly territory Smith knows first-hand.
Junya Watanabe
25 June 2018 • By Tim Blanks
The brand's latest collection had a innocent, boyish, summery edge, but there was an inescapable suggestion that, when the games stop, the shit gets real.
25 June 2018 • By Angelo Flaccavento
At times the collection seemed to be a bit stiff, but all in all, there was substance to this show.
Kenzo
Humberto Leon and Carol Lim delivered clothes that are enjoyable without any conceptual fuss.
Alyx
24 June 2018 • By Angelo Flaccavento
In the future, Matthew Williams should try to match the power of his technical innovations with newer looks. This one felt old.
Balmain
Olivier Rousteing's overall message was one of inclusion, making for one of his most accomplished shows so far.
Lanvin
24 June 2018 • By Dan Thawley
For all its slick urbanity and fanciful layering, the collection never lost Lucas Ossendrijver’s light hand.
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