Men’s Latest Fashion Trends

We would not suggest dressing in the men latest fashion styles. We take great satisfaction in doing the exact opposite. However, it’s important to keep up with trends in the sometimes perplexing world of fashion whether you’re trying to add some newness to your closet or liven up your usual ensembles.

This is not a compilation of fads that come and go quickly. Instead, we have chosen to concentrate on the upcoming classics that coincidentally are currently receiving a lot of attention. These are the in-style items that we would personally wear because they are simple to work into your current wardrobe and will look great for many years to come.

Leather

Leather’s attractiveness, toughness, and classic appeal mean that it will remain popular for many years to come. Furthermore, one of the wisest fashion purchases you’ll ever make is a cropped leather jacket. It will last a lifetime, but it won’t be cheap.

Regarding fashion, a traditional motorcycle jacket or a Cafe Racer silhouette is a year-round, adaptable, and manly choice. This season, brands like The Jacket Maker and Belstaff have some great possibilities. Consider wearing an aviator with a sheepskin lining, like those made by Schott or Saint Laurent, if you need a little extra ballast.

Sweatpants

With the advent of athleisure a few years ago, sweatpants made the transition from the gym to the casual wardrobe. However, if the autumn/winter collections are any indication, they have once again advanced and are now an essential component of daily attire.

To be honest, if the last few years have taught us anything, it’s that one of the best inventions ever made is the elasticated waistline. Knowing this, designers like Dior wore sweatpants on nearly all of their models, pairing them with more casual looks like bomber jackets and overcoats and tailoring.

Floral Prints

One of the main trends of the past five years has been a return to the 1970s, and it doesn’t seem to be slowing down. It appears as floral designs a la grandma’s curtains for the fall/winter season, which is actually far more wearable than it seems. Everyone has been doing it, from Paul Smith to Kenzo, adding striking florals to shirts, shorts, and suits.

Large Checks

There’s always a tendency with checks, no matter what. However, Black Watch tartan, buffalo, and windowpane are the ones to keep an eye out for during this year’s colder months.

While there are many ways to incorporate these patterns into your everyday attire, wearing an overshirt or flannel shirt is one of the easiest.

All-Over Denim

One of the best textiles ever created is denim. Resilient and bursting with texture, it probably comprises a large portion of your current wardrobe in denim, shirt, or jacket form. Nevertheless, we wouldn’t often advise going all denim for your ensemble. That is, up until the autumn/winter displays.

Many brands, such as Kenzo, which is currently led by Nigo, the originator of A Bathing Ape, mixed dark indigo workwear items in an effortless manner. If you decide to give it a go, go for a loose silhouette and wear it with assurance.