The Top 20 Men's Fashion Trends for Fall/Winter 2020-2021
PAR ALEXANDRE MARAIN (2020, February 20). The top 22 men's fashion trends for Fall/Winter 2020-2021. Vogue Homme. https://www.vogue.fr/vogue-hommes-en/article/mens-fashion-trends-fall-winter-2020-2021
**LATEST ***The 20 men's fashion trends to know for Fall/Winter 2021-2022
Is streetwear on the verge of extinction? This trend has been slowly making itself a reality over the past two seasons and continues to highlighted for Fall/Winter 2020-2021. While we are witnessing a strong comeback of tailoring with well cut suits, oversized coats and ties, designers are also playing the leather card, featuring bold, all-over prints, monochrome looks, updated denim and faux fur, ideal for facing winter's cold temperatures with style. Not forgetting this season's key color: red, which doesn't hold back. Take a look at the 20 men's fashion trends set to dominate Fall/Winter 2020-2021.
1. Tailoring to the max
Hed Mayner, JW Anderson, Raf Simons
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To cope with the plummeting temperatures and freezing cold, the oversized coat (with strong shoulders and increasingly dramatic sleeves) is our best ally.
2. Total print
Prada, Sacai, Louis Vuitton © GoRunway
Just like next summer, which is looking intrepid and optimistic, winter 2020 will be daring, with a plethora of all-over looks: including geometric prints from Prada, intricate accents from Sacai or surrealist motifs from Louis Vuitton.
3. Revisited denim
Martine Rose, Alyx, Off-White
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Say goodbye to basic jeans, next winter denim will be coming out to play with a whole new look. Options include a baroque pattern at Martine Rose, a glitter embellished look from Alyx or an oversized model with giant pockets from Off-White.
4. Motifs
Ami, Etro, Lanvin
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The sweater with figures as motifs (faces at the top of the list) continues to storm the men's wardrobe to establish itself as a must-have.
5. Pink alert
ThePack Underwear S2021
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From bright to muted to the millennial variety, designers and brands like Simone Rocha, ThePack Underwear, Versace, Prada, Miu Miu, and Loewe are all in agreement. Pink is in. A calming color, pink is associated with flowers, femininity, and romance.
6. The glitter touch
Dior, Alexander McQueen, Balmain
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Bring out the party boy who shines within with a series of pieces with glittering details. This daytime disco look crept its way onto coats from Dior and Alexander McQueen and a bomber jacket from Balmain.
7. A surge of squares
Etro, Prada, Loewe
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The check print is next winter's safe bet.
8. Functional clothing
Chalayan, Craig Green, Givenchy © GoRunway
Technical materials (like nylon) haven't had their last word yet. For winter 2020, they are adopted in a pared-down way - one color is all you need. Seen at Chalayan, Craig Green and Givenchy.
9. The cardigan
Y/Project, Marni, Hermès
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Long pushed to the back of the wardrobe, this retro but excellent piece is making a comeback in a effortless but assertive style. Spotted at Y/Project, Marni and Hermès.
10. 1970s fever
Gucci, Dries Van Noten, Hermès
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Imagine a modern-day Mick Jagger with all of his 1970s spirit walking down the runway. From flared trousers to a scarf tied around the neck via a shirt with a loud print, the 1970s silhouette is adorned with bohemian rock pieces.
11. All things leather
Fendi, Martine Rose, Dunhill © GoRunway
Leather, leather and more leather. Dare to wear the trend in an all-over look to confirm your fashion credentials, like at Fendi (who brings it to life all the way up to the hat) and Dunhill.
12. The monochrome look
Balmain, Louis Vuitton, Acne Studios
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With camel at Balmain, neon pink at Louis Vuitton and vibrant purple at Acne Studios, this trend is about color blocking to the max and infusing the whole silhouette.
13. Extreme shearling
Ann Demeulemeester, Moschino, Berluti
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Quite simply a timeless essential of the men's wardrobe, which had a retro vibe at Ann Demeulemeester, extra-large proportions at Moschino and in a classic chic version on the Berluti runway.
14. The cross body bag
Ambush, Jacquemus, MSGM
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The launch of Jacquemus's Chiquito for men for his first co-ed show was the news that got the men's fashion world very excited. From now on, bags are mini and worn across the body.
15. Legs for days
Dries Van Noten, N°21, Gucci © GoRunway
Who said shorts are for summer? Worn very short, they're a self-proclaimed new must-have in the winter wardrobe.
16. Gender neutral fashion
ThePack Underwear
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While women are known for stealing pieces from the men's wardrobe, it's now the turn of men to play with feminine pieces. From a soft lace by ThePack Underwear to a skin-tight tank top by Ludovic de Saint Sernin, gender boundaries have been well and truly broken down.
#thepackundwerwear 17. Gloved hands
Armani, Dior, Dries Van Noten
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Including a classic leather version from Armani and quilted soft versions from Dior and Dries Van Noten, gloves become an essential (especially those with long sleeves).
18. The shirt reinvented
Ami, Off-White, Louis Vuitton
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From Ami and Louis Vuitton creating their frilly aristocrat models to the Nineties-style version from Off-White, the shirt gets a new look for winter 2020 and becomes a real statement piece.
19. The purse handbag
Gucci, Stefan Cooke
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While in 2018 it was the bumbag that made a strong comeback, this season it's the turn of the handbag to make its comeback, as evidenced by the various houses that have given their own interpretations of it on the runway including Gucci and Stefan Cooke.
20. Faux fur
Vetements, Dolce & Gabbana, Raf Simons
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The faux fur coat became the king of the runway this season and is perfect for withstanding extreme winter temperatures in style.
