Hermès cultivates success and confidence, Kenzo sends its colors, Comme des Garçons Homme Plus defends peace… On the fall-winter 2025-2026 men’s fashion shows, each designer gives their vision of the spirit of the times.
In the midst of the notice of great costs hitting the luxury industry (tense economic context and a more than agitated transfer window for artistic directors), one woman escapes the rumors and the slowdown in growth: Véronique Nichanian. Indeed, Hermes goes well, very well. And the Frenchwoman, at the head of the saddler’s men’s collections since 1988, benefits from job security. It must be said that her ready-to-wear is selling better than ever, they say, probably because she knows what her customers want and, by extension, what men want. Namely clothes in which they project themselves, with just the right amount of design and careful, chic details and without (too many) frills… « I believe, over the years, to have asserted a style, she explains backstage. My goal is to make clothing in tune with our times, protective, comforting. I want to dress men by offering them a wardrobe in which they feel good. Hermes doesn’t move…
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