Between the release of his first album ‘One Trick Pony’ and the release of Gaspar Noé’s new film ‘Climax,’ this young Parisian stands out as one of the most fascinating people on the 2018 pop scene.

The sharpest man in music may be the "ultimate good-time guy," but to Mark Ronson, there's a softer side that's just about to break.

The Uruguay-born Brazilian first emerged as one of the most important tailors in South America, now, he dresses the world.

L’Officiel had the pleasure of spending the day with the relaxed, contemplative and confident young man—a worthy representation of Gen Z.

Read all about what went down at the semi-annual fashion tradeshow.

True to its cutting-edge DNA, Diesel has tapped the innovative DJ and producer to be the face of its new watch collection.

UFC Fighter Alan Jouban storms the beaches in some of the season's most sporting looks.

The dapper globetrotter traverses land, sea, and sky with his trusty Tumi Latitude in tow.

"Control your ethics, and you can practice the path to whatever extent you can."

The Amsterdam-based fashion collective's mothership landed just in time for New York Fashion Week Men's.

With patterns upon patterns, hues of lime green and electric blue, the Kenzo man is destined to stand out in a crowd this season.

They're real...and they're spectacular.

Defined as a reinterpretation of the essence of the garment, Acne Studios' Spring 2019 collection analyzes the functionality and hybrid versions of the textile piece. The subtle details make for experimental silhouettes, while the cuts and volumes are more traditional, justifying the membership of the Swedish house in the pantheon of fashion institutions.

The Lanvin show once again marked the supremacy of the French capital when it comes to men's fashion. In a perfect harmony of sport, tailoring and know-how, Lucas Ossendrijver pays homage to craftsmanship in a subtle and indirect way. First, in his choice of materials, where the formal marries the technical. Structure meets extreme fluidity in the cuts, maximizing the impact of the silhouette and offering a poetic alternative to traditional designs. The collection's spirit is liberated, going beyond trends. The Lanvin man is unique, and above all, has good taste.

For his first run as artistic director of Dior Homme, Kim Jones changed course; the eternal party-goer turns into a sensitive hedonist who appropriates the sewing codes of the storied house of 30 Avenue Montaigne. Ivory wool sheets float on striped poplin, floral iconography is posed delicately on jackets, and coats and pants with impeccable cuts are woven throughout. A celestial but completely coherent collection, which launches the future of the Dior man while respecting his past.