From Louis Vuitton’s vibrant collection to Dior’s dapper ensembles, here are the most captivating looks from the Paris Fashion Week 2024 S/S menswear collections
The highly anticipated Paris Fashion Week 2024 did not disappoint as it unveiled an impressive lineup of Spring/Summer collections from a diverse range of fashion powerhouses and up-and-coming labels. Throughout fashion week, we have seen a remarkable display of innovation and creativity from various creative directors and designers. From revamped classics to fresh, new silhouettes, these visionaries have truly pushed the envelope to show off the very best of men’s fashion.
To wrap up yet another exceptional style event, here are MEGA Man’s ultimate selections from the Spring/Summer Menswear collections showcased at Paris Fashion Week 2024.
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Louis Vuitton
Louis Vuitton kicks off this list, and at the forefront of its success is none other than Pharrell Williams. We can’t help but give credit to Pharrell for adding a dash of excitement to the brand. Aside from the captivating fashion show and stunning ensembles, the designer went the extra mile by casting Rihanna as his menswear muse for Louis Vuitton’s latest campaign. Pharrell breathed new life into the brand by introducing new styles and fresh ideas while maintaining the label’s rich heritage.
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Photos: LOUIS VUITTON (via Instagram)
Dior
In an outstanding display of sartorial prowess, Creative Director Kim Jones unveiled his latest collection, showcasing his refined sense of tailoring. Dior Men’s Spring/Summer 2024 collection has burst onto the scene as a dynamic homage to the brand’s legendary designs. The hallmark patterns of the French fashion house were emblazoned on every overcoat, tweed blazer, and even loafer presented on the runway. Jones’ undeniable talent was on full display in the collection, which seamlessly blended traditional elegance with formal suiting elements and relaxed pieces.
Photos: DIOR (via Instagram)
Loewe
The latest fashion show by Loewe was a sight to behold, with the runway showcasing not only the stunning designs by the brand, but also the incredible works of artist Lynda Benglis. The SS24 collection by Loewe was a true masterpiece, featuring a range of stylish pieces such as twisted tops, big colorblock sweaters, and ultra-high-waist trousers that left the audience in awe. The latest collection boasts a refined color scheme featuring delicate pastel hues, as well as classic shades of blue, khaki, and black. With his artistic flair, Jonathan Anderson has given a fresh approach to traditional menswear, transforming it into an exquisite display of his unparalleled couture skills.
Photos: LOEWE (via Instagram)
Hermès
Hermès has flawlessly captured the essence of the season with its airiness and sophistication. With their latest collection, Véronique Nichanian showcased her fashion expertise by describing it as “as soft and sweet as a summer breeze, stirred by a tender strength.” Hermès’ S/S 2024 collection boasts an array of styles that seamlessly blend bold fashion with subtle allure. From the semi-sheer shirt to the cropped pants, each piece exuded a perfect balance of eye-catching appeal and understated charm
Photos: HERMÈS (via Instagram)
Homme Plissé Issey Miyake
Homme Plissé Issey Miyake has also unveiled their latest collection, Everyday, One of a Kind, Now and Hereafter. The collection features a range of pleats and vibrant colors that are sure to entice anyone’s attention. The show was an homage to the pioneering pleating method of the late Issey Miyake, which initially captivated audiences in 1988. Issey Miyake’s latest collection also explores the fascinating world of patterns, featuring side-zipped rompers, pants, and shifts adorned with abstract mid-century prints. The finale of the show was truly captivating as models twisted and twirled on the runway in a joyous celebration of Miyake’s distinct fashion language.
Photos: HOMME PLISSÉ ISSEY MIYAKE (via Instagram)
Dries Van Noten
In a nod to sophistication, Dries Van Noten has aptly named his SS24 collection Disrupted Elegance. This collection highlights the significance of understated elements and delicate intricacies over extravagant displays. The brand’s vision was undeniably realized through the effortlessly chic and eye-catching ensembles that graced the runway. From classic trench coats to trendy flared trousers, these looks offer a relaxed fit without sacrificing sophistication, making them perfect for the discerning man who refuses to compromise on either.
Photos: DRIES VAN NOTEN (via Instagram)
Givenchy
Ever since Matthew M. Williams took over as the creative director of Givenchy in June 2020, fashion enthusiasts have been quick to notice his unique approach to blending streetwear with high-end fashion. Williams has managed to infuse his collections with a subtle yet distinct urban vibe while still maintaining a sense of opulence and refinement. For the past few years, the creative director has shown his talent for functional outfit construction in his previous menswear collections. For his Spring/Summer 2024 Menswear Collection, Williams stays true to his signature style, continuing to exude his fearless yet relaxed attitude towards menswear.
Photos: GIVENCHY (via Instagram)
KENZO
Similar to his dear friend Pharrell, Nigo, the creative director of KENZO, opted for a picturesque bridge spanning the Seine River as the setting for his most recent fashion showcase. Nigo has been captivated by the resurgence of city pop, the Japanese pop music genre that originated in the 1970s and has once again gained widespread popularity across the world. This aesthetic was displayed in this collection of a variety of suits and formal tailoring, alongside soft tailoring that boasts unconventional shapes. Featuring both womenswear and menswear pieces, the collection also showcases an amazing collaboration with Girls Don’t Cry Japanese designer, Verdy. Verdy’s signature style is evident throughout the collection, adding a fresh and exciting twist to the KENZO brand.
Photos: KENZO (via Instagram)
AMI Paris
AMI Paris showcased its Spring/Summer 2024 Men’s Collection at the Tennis Club of Paris on June 22. There were several outfits on the runway that reflected Cassell’s own understated style. The concept of “less is more” is at the heart of designer Alexandre Mattiussi’s brand identity, which exudes sophistication and style. “The growth of the brand has been amazing, and it’s happened so fast. I want to go back to the 90s, when I fell in love with fashion.” Mattiussi explained. The runway and the crowd were both adorned with stars at the show, featuring French actor Vincent Cassel as the opener of the collection and Halle Bailey and Noah Schnapp seated in the front row.
Featured Image: LOUIS VUITTON (via Instagram)
