Vestiaire Collective is rewriting the rules of men's luxury

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In the golden triangle of Milanese luxury, where Via Montenapoleone kisses Corso Matteotti, a new temple of style has risen. Palazzo Fendi Milano isn't merely another boutique opening—it's a cultural manifesto written in marble, leather, and pure Italian ambition.

For Autumn/Winter 2025, H&M unfolds the season in two distinct chapters. The first drop channels cultural revolution, weaving together the seductive glamour of the ’70s with the unruly spirit of the ’90s to create daywear that feels both nostalgic and forward-looking. The second chapter shifts the narrative into the night, introducing a heightened sense of evening sophistication.

Marco De Vincenzo presented the Etro Flux 2026 spring-summer collection with the lively voice of La Niña del Sud, whose visceral compositions ‘O ballo d’'ampennate and Tremm' transformed the long runway into a sacred space of ritual and liberation.

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Vestiaire Collective, a pioneer in luxury resale, presents The Future of Resale: Menswear Edition, the company's first-ever report dedicated exclusively to men's fashion.

For this story, we stepped inside a Hollywood villa whose design evokes a mix of John Elgin Woolf and Paul Williams, two architectural masters of Southern California. As summer comes to a close in Los Angeles, peak heats begin to wind down. For locals with a threshold for higher temperatures, the slightest drop in climate results in fall wardrobe pieces - styles with longer sleeves and lengths. But even in the fall, days are still warm enough for breezy, breathable fabrics or a swim in the pool.