How will you dress in ten years?
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Will the clothing of tomorrow be made of openwork braided leather, with off-center buttoning, or as timeless as a sky blue shirt? Here are the answers from Hermès, Craig Green, Kiko Kostadinov, and Officine Générale, who are imagining what will mark the next men's season.
For two weeks now, we've been browsing the men's fashion shows and presentations, and one name keeps coming up, from CEOs and designers alike, talking about their influences: Hermès . To say that the saddler fascinates would be an understatement. Because of its extreme quality, of course, at a time when everyone is aiming to implement "elevation strategies" (increasing quality and prices in the process). Because of its impressive figures. And because, since 1988 and the appointment of Véronique Nichanian as head of the men's collections , the house has set a course and imposed a signature - a relaxed elegance, an incredible luxury, a fashion that is not so much fashion as style.
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Over the years, the French designer has significantly transformed the menswear wardrobe as we know it today. Experimenting with technical materials at this (crazy) level of luxury? She's the one who initiated them—they're now everywhere. Hybridizations and contrasts...
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