Guillermo Andrade of 424 is integrating more tailored pieces into his spring collection, offering a glimpse at how streetwear brands will evolve beyond hype. 

The exhibit, running May 6 to Oct. 28 at Casa Zegna in Italy’s Trivero, near the company’s headquarters, is a surprising walk through history.

CEO Gildo Zegna emphasized artistic director Alessandro Sartori’s work as he plans “to consolidate the group’s leadership in men’s wear with innovation.”

A new brand strategy and the growth of main markets including China lifted the performance of the Italian men’s wear group.

The Pyer Moss designer has created a collection centered around cyclist Marshall “Major” Taylor.

The North European trade show has selected 15 men’s brands to showcase at Pitti Uomo next June.

The fashion brand is dabbling in publishing with a zodiac calendar that supplements the men’s fall collection.

The artistic director has adapted his style to be more collaborative.

Research and experimentation are critical factors at Stone Island.

The trade show organizer will host the “Fanatic Feelings — Fashion Plays Football” exhibit curated by Markus Ebner and Francesco Bonami.

The English designer succeeds Kris Van Assche, and will show his first collection in June.

Kim Jones is to succeed him in the role, according to sources.

The category accounted for $100 million in sales in fiscal 2017.

What do these three designers have in common? They are making inventive clothes with a distinct point of view.

The line will be shown by appointment during New York Fashion Week: Men’s.