The future of menswear is extremely bright as household fashion labels and budding new designers have all displayed a flair for merging elegance with vibrancy within their collections at Milan Fashion Week Mens Spring Summer 2025 edition.
Even labels that are known to put forth sophisticated and traditional styles like British heritage brand Dunhill have displayed high contrast color palettes that catch the eye through their designs that fit the ‘Radical Classicism’ aesthetic as touted by the brand’s current designer Simon Holloway. Take a look at the highlights of all the best menswear collections spotted at Milan Fashion Week Mens Spring Summer 2025.
Milan Fashion Week Mens: Prada
Featuring prints of artworks by French artist Bernard Buffet and designs that trick you into believing they are layered when they are in actuality sewed together to form a single piece, Prada’s collection was the embodiment of ‘Youthful Optimism’ but with a touch of nostalgia. The silhouettes were refreshing and displayed pops of color that stood out against deeper toned garments within the collection.
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Gucci
Resort wear seemed to be the theme for Gucci at Milan Fashion Week and we are loving it. The collection showcased bold motif prints in bright hues, hibiscus florals, boxy shorts, and statement pieces that make a play on nostalgia and surfer style.
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Martine Rose
Alternative street style with an off-center disposition is what can be described as Martine Rose’s Milan Fashion Week Men’s Spring Summer 2025 collection. The line showcased exciting pieces such as tailored pencil skirts, fishnet mid-calf socks, asymmetrical zip flys, cropped trench coats, and more such interesting designs.
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Dolce & Gabbana
The collection revolved around ‘Italian Beauty’ and so the silhouettes were luxurious, dramatic, and oh so enviable. While coral hues and orange and red beaded embroidery were used to decorate statement pieces, the rest of the collection featured captivating outfits such black and white contrast stripe bottoms paired with a maroon knitted top, crochet-esque shirts, mid thigh shorts, fluid trousers with rolled up hems, all of which give an Italian holiday vibe.
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Fendi
Madras check trousers, crested knitwear, striped club ties, blazers and the likes is what defines the Fendi showcase best. It gave a very fashionable clubhouse feel that combined the ‘old money’ aesthetic with the season’s hottest colors such as buttercream yellow, pistachio green, and pastels alongside high contrast styling.
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MSGM
This show marked the brand’s 15th anniversary and the collection was an ode to Massimo Giorgetti’s childhood set in a seaside town and summer’s spent at the Italian Riviera. Designs featuring oceanic motifs such as crabs and starfish were huge in the collection alongside nautical stripes and sailor illustrations as statement prints.
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JW Anderson
This collection has taken comfort and fashion to a whole other level. Inspired by hypnotherapy sleeping tapes, Jonathan Anderson introduced slumber-ready yet totally bold and vivacious designs that embody a dreamlike quality for Spring Summer 2025 menswear. Think soft and surreal wool cocoon jackets, oversized quilted coats, vintage imagery inspired embroideries, work wear juxtaposed with a riot of color and every other kind of outfit one could only dream of come to like in this collection.
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Neil Barret
The collection elevated everyday style to be elegant, functional, and timeless. Many topwear pieces featured a white handkerchief popping out of the breast pockets which is an ode to classic styling inspired by popular figures like James Bond or Cary Grant. Long sleeved vests, tailored relaxed bottoms, clean cut leather jackets and bomber jackets, tanks, shorts and undershirts were the vibe on this runway.
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