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Paris Menswear Fashion Week Spring-Summer 2024 concluded the European menswear circuit with a spectacular showcase of innovation and style. Hermès presented an elegant collection under creative director Véronique Nichanian, while Loewe’s Jonathan Anderson explored perspectives through his designs. Officine Générale and Comme des Garçons Homme Plus focused on simplicity and theatricality, respectively. Acne Studios and Kenzo adopted a travel and architectural theme, respectively. Dior’s Kim Jones celebrated his 5th anniversary with a gender-blending collection, and Paul Smith revisited tailoring. Junya Watanabe and Dries Van Noten offered fresh directions, and Berluti exhibited the harmony of contrasts. The highlight was Pharrell Williams’s debut collection for Louis Vuitton, signifying a shift in high fashion narratives. Paris Men’s Fashion Week SS 2024 set the stage for upcoming trends. Take a look at the best looks below:
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