Junya Watanabe Brings Back the Lumbersexual at Paris Fashion Week Men’s Wear Show
With a Filson partnership, Junya Watanabe takes us on a time warp back to the hipstery 2000s — plaid checks and all.
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At Paris Fashion Week, Hermes menswear has a dash of jockey-style boldness
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Junya Watanabe puts a twist on classic Americana at Paris Fashion Week menswear show
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We love: fashion fixes for the week ahead – in pictures
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Rick Owens Strips Down for Paris Fashion Week
The reigning king of freakish fashions strips things back with stark leather jackets and corporate-type coats. But Mr. Owens could never really make anything average.The New York Times - 2d -
The Louvre Shows Off an Epic Fashion Collection
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Paul Smith takes inspiration from father's photography for Paris Fashion Week
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At Paris Fashion Week, Shades of Normcore From Auralee, the Row and Lemaire
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Clothes worth the distraction at Milan Men’s Fashion Week
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