Celebrities such as BTS, Zhang Ruoyun, Li Xian and Oh Se-hun boosted online audiences for the recent men’s fashion shows in Paris and Milan.

Like a landscape gardener, Ziggy Chen melded natural and architectural influences in his softened-up tailored wardrobe.

Philippe Paubert told a story of textures in a collection focused on comfort and reassurance.

Reid Baker and Ines Amorim combined a surreal sense of drama with commercial appeal.

The collection will feature a collaboration with painter Peter Doig.

Teppei Fujita offset familiar shapes with futuristic designs for a new world order.

Florentin Glémarec and Kévin Nompeix dreamed up a horror story in which the protagonist is his or her own murderer.

System intended to add touches of strangeness to its contemporary wardrobe.

Louis Vuitton brings its men’s fall 2021 collection home with Paris digital show.

Colm Dillane brought his gregarious designs to life in a series of vignettes.

Referencing Oscar Wilde, Thomas Monet injected romantic touches into his eclectic discourse, showing his designs in a holographic video.

Yoshio Kubo explored the notion of “yugen,” or mysterious inner beauty, continuing his study of the symbolism of his homeland.

Takuya Morikawa put an imaginative spin on tailored silhouettes in a collection inspired by the world of dreams.

Louis Vuitton is ringing in 2021 with a series of men’s fashion events in Paris, culminating with the presentation of its fall collection.

See all the looks from the collection.