The designer’s gangster-inspired collection included a see-through bomber stuffed with banknotes.

A forced airplane landing on Mount Everest inspired this collection, which was featherlight, dreamy — and conceptual rather than commercial.

The Italian fashion chamber organized a collective show held at the Armani Theater.

For fall, the designer Yoshio Kubo created what he described as “a joint collection” with the accessory brand Heavy & Co. Blacksmith that had a Southwest-meets-the-street theme.

Yoshio Kubo used the concept of “vintage and modern” to create a high-energy spring show full of great-looking streetwear.

Camels and eagles were both the starting point — and the stars — for Yoshio Kubo this season.

This show and its Latin-revolutionary-fisherman vibe provided scores of terrific-looking clothes for hip guys.

The majority of the looks were casual and street-ready, with pieces such as oversize rain ponchos, blouson jackets and tops in abstract and geometric prints.

The collection included some very literal takes on its Spanish theme, including a bull fighting vignette print on baseball jackets and tailored pieces.

The men’s wear collection may have been slightly more toned down compared to some of his previous offerings, but it still had the same street-style edge.

Like many Tokyo-based menswear designers this season, he took inspiration from sports.

The designer played with patterns and color this season.

The designer generated a hipster-appropriate collection with influences both beachy and urban.

The designer Kubo showed a range of both refined and casual styles, such as suits or nylon jackets, all with an edgy twist.