Best of Show at Mens Fashion Week Paris SS24

Louis Vuitton

Undoubtedly, Pharrell Williams’s debut as creative director at Louis Vuitton was the most talked about Men’s fashion week show. With all eyes on this particular show, the Maison opted for the biggest runway they could get in the form of Paris’s oldest bridge, the Pont Neuf. With A-list celeb guests like Rihanna, A$AP Rocky, Tyler, the Creator, Beyoncé and more sitting front row and a variable who’s who of models walking the looks, the show featured a performance by the Voices of Fire gospel choir and an already legendary after-party set by Jay-Z.

As for the collection, inspiration was pulled from everywhere, but with a keen focus on the brand’s past. Not just “the past” but LV’s presence on the street, including references to New York’s famous Canal Street, Dapper Dan’s bold bootleg creations, and the Damier check everywhere.  With the Damier check appearing throughout the show in all sizes and colours, the standout pattern came in the form of a cool camouflage look which utilized primary colours in a fun way. In our opinion, the show’s real star was the resurgence of the Speedy Bag made famous by Marc Jacobs, not back in an abundance of colours and sizes.

Take a look at our favourite pieces from the collection below:

Hermes, the epitome of quiet luxury before that, was a TikTok trend, took over the Place d’léna in Paris to present their 50+ look Spring/Summer 2024 runway show. Designer Véronique Nichanian constructed a strong purposeful collection to be layered and combined to reflect your place in the day. Loose knits, silk, technical fabrics, cashmere, and semi-transparent cotton intermingling flawlessly for the perfect collection. Read our full Hermès SS24 review here.

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LOEWE

The Loewe SS24 men’s show occurred in a monochromatic room centred around three fountains created by artist Lynda Benglis and described as a study on perspective, with a focus on how points of view define perceptions and scales and how perceptions and scales draw silhouettes. The collection by designer Jonathan Anderson featured high, cut waistlines, tops and jackets tucked in or cropped, and an abundance of crystals on polo shirts and trousers. But aside from the glittery moments, there were a lot of strong pieces like the houndstooth overcoats, high-waisted denim and some very cool leather tunics. As always, many singular pieces would round out an outfit or wardrobe perfectly.

Take a look at our favourite pieces below: