The spring 2020 shows proved that the men’s wear landscape continues to evolve and become more experimental as definitions of gender and codes of masculinity morph and change.
From oversize and voluminous silhouettes, to an explosion of graphics, various shades of pastels, and even a return to a clean and minimalistic wardrobe, here is a round-up of the most prominent trends for spring 2020.
Graphic Art
From left: Dunhill, Dries Van Noten, Versace and Charles Jeffrey Loverboy. Photographs by Giovanna Giannoni, Davide Maestri and Aitor Rosás Sune/WWD Giovanna Giannoni, Davide Maestri, Aitor Rosás Sune/WWD
Minimalism
From left: Haider Ackermann, GmbH, Rick Owens and Acne Studios. Photographs by Giovanni Giannoni/WWD Giovanni Giannoni/WWD
Pastels
From left: Loewe, Heron Preston, Amiri and Salvatore Ferragamo. Photographs by Giovanni Giannoni/WWD and Amiri Courtesy of the Brand Giovanni Giannoni/WWD and Courtesy Photo
Soft Tailoring
From left: Ermenegildo Zegna, Maison Margiela, Dior Men and Gucci. Photographs by Davide Maestri/WWD and Giovanni Giannoni/WWD Davide Maestri and Giovanni Giannoni/WWD
Utility
From left: 1017 Alyx 9SM, Wooyoungmi, Fendi and Givenchy. Photographs by Dominique Maitre/WWD, Davide Maestri/WWD, and Giovanni Giannoni/WWD Alyx, Wooyoungmi by Dominique Maitre, Fendi by Davide Maestri, Givenchy by Giovanni Giannoni
Volume
From left: Craig Green, Junn.J, Thom Browne and Bottega Veneta. Photographs by Giovanni Giannoni/WWD and Dominique Maitre/WWD Giovanni Giannoni and Dominique Maitre
