As autumn commences, some of the best menswear designers are playing with denim formalwear, wearable art and prints galore.

In the wake of&nbsp;<a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/demure-mindful-tiktok-trend-meaning-fashion-runway-looks-inspiration-anti-brat-style" target="_blank" title="10 'Very Demure, Very Mindful' Runway Looks For TikTok's Latest Anti-Brat Trend" rel="noopener">brat summer</a>, a new colder season begins, and with pumpkin spice lattes and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/shop-these-9-taylor-swift-approved-oversized-cardigans-now" target="_blank" title="Shop These Taylor Swift-Approved Oversized Cardigans Now" rel="noopener">cardigans</a>&nbsp;also come the latest menswear collections. A return to shock value and risk-taking has been a throughline with many menswear collections, whether see-through clothes at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/jw-anderson-mens-show-spring-summer-2025-resort-2025-collection-fashion-week" target="_blank" title="Take A Quirky Trip with JW Anderson at it's Men's SS25 &amp; Women's Resort 2025 Show" rel="noopener">JW Anderson</a>&nbsp;or painted headwear at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/best-runway-looks-givenchy-fall-winter-2024-collection-mens-fashion-week" target="_blank" title="Givenchy's Fall/Winter 2024 Show Gave Their Intrepretation of The New Gentleman" rel="noopener">Givenchy</a>.&nbsp;
Among the emerging trends was a return to elegance in men's formalwear, as shown by&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/seventeen-mingyu-announced-as-dior-men-newest-ambassador-fashion-celebrity-news" title="SEVENTEEN's Mingyu is Announced As Dior's Newest Ambassador" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Dior</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;Paul Smith.&nbsp;At <a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/best-looks-zegna-spring-summer-2025-collection-milan-fashion-week-menswear" title="Zegna's Spring/Summer 2025 Gave Us a Warm Dose of The Italian Summer" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Zegna</a> and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/top-5-mens-fashion-trends-fall-winter-2023-runway-menswear-wardrobe" target="_blank" title="Top 5 Men's Fashion Trends for Your Fall/Winter 2023 Wardrobe" rel="noopener">Rick Owens</a>, styling took the stage with an emphasis on jewellery and accessorising. The presentations of Issey Miyake and <a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/louis-vuitton-2024-fall-winter-collection-mens-fashion-campaign-pharrell" title="Step into The Wild Wild West with Louis Vuitton's Fall/Winter 2024 Campaign" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Louis Vuitton by Pharell Williams </a>embraced vivid hues in primary colours and beyond. The Spanish embraced everything artistic this year, with Jonathan Anderson introducing new wearable art for both <a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/loewe-mens-spring-summer-2025-fashion-show-collection-jonathan-anderson-celebrities" title="Jonathan Anderson Goes Minimalistic For Loewe Men's Spring/Summer 2025" target="_blank" rel="noopener">LOEWE</a> and JW.&nbsp;
London-based brand S.S. Daley also had many standout moments this season, playing with unconventional <a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/hommes/travel-knitwear-winter-sweaters-men-menswear-autumn-winter-2023-2024" title="The Best of Men's Knitwear for Winter" target="_blank" rel="noopener">knitwear</a>, bling, and everything in between.&nbsp;Steven Stokey-Daley brought an important message of gender nonconformity back to the industry with his newest collection. A knit dress here and a tasseled crop top there felt correct and innovative in the menswear space.&nbsp;
The Fall/Winter 2024 season has been one to remember, with several brands taking big swings and making bold choices. From denim formal wear to innovative prints and textiles, menswear has never been so enjoyable.&nbsp;

A Return to Formalwear

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 Like every season, stylists and creative directors bring new reinterpretations of formal wear to the stage for the Fall/Winter season. We find a wardrobe of timeless garments by&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/best-runway-looks-zegna-fall-winter-2024-oasi-collection-milan-fashion-week" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Zegna</a>, proposed by Alessandro Sartori, and a formal yet modern selection from&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/prada-mens-show-spring-summer-2025-collection-best-looks-celebrities-twice-sana-byeon-woo-seok" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Prada</a>,&nbsp;designed by Miuccia Prada.&nbsp;Dries Van Noten&nbsp;and Paul Smith also carry forward a new idea of formality, with less pure and more contaminated versions.
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Wearable Art

Collaborations can be the highlights of the fall/winter season, with new artists and celebrations of an artistic past. A great lover of art, Jonathan Anderson celebrates the works of Christiane Kubrick with his line at <a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/uniqlo-jw-anderson-spring-summer-2024-jonathan-anderson-collaboration-fashion-interview" title="Exclusive: Jonathan Anderson on Designing the Latest UNIQLO and JW Anderson Collection" target="_blank" rel="noopener">JW Anderson</a>. At the same time, for&nbsp;Loewe, he collaborated with Richard Hawkins - a Texan artist who explored the male body. Among the designers who gave life to works of art, there is also Olivier Rousteing, who, with his male return to&nbsp;Balmain, created a tribute to the photographic works of the Ghanaian Prince Gyasi.

Vivid Hues

Louis Vuitton. (Image courtesy of Getty Images)

Issey Miyake. (Image courtesy of Getty Images)

S.S. Daley. (Image courtesy of Getty Images)

JW Anderson. (Image courtesy of Getty Images)

The saturation level of the men's fashion shows for Fall/Winter 2024 has completely raised the bar with full, ultra-saturated, and vivid colors. After Valentino's viral PPPink, Pierpaolo Piccioli presents the light blue Le Ciel, a shade of blue imagined to describe a new idea of ​​masculinity.&nbsp; Issey Miyake Homme Pliss&eacute; presents a vibrant color palette that perfectly tells the spirit and joie de vivre of the Japanese brand. Also experimenting with saturated shades are Pharrell at Louis Vuitton, Olivier Rousteing at Balmain, and S.S. Daley with his men's show.

Formalwear Denim

When thinking of formalwear, denim is rarely an option, but the designers this Fall/Winter season are here to change that. At&nbsp; Loewe, structured denim shirts take on designs that are usually attributed to fluid, formal, and light fabrics. At Dries Van Noten, a double-breasted suit is remade in a light-wash denim vision. Finally, at Valentino, Pierpaolo interprets formal officewear in a denim-on denim twist.

Shock Value

DSquared2. (Images courtesy of Getty Images)

Rick Owens. (Images courtesy of Getty Images)

S.S. Daley. (Images courtesy of Getty Images)

JW Anderson. (Images courtesy of Getty Images)

Among men's fashion trends, a less conventional approach also emerges. Designers are no longer trying to hit a trend but rather to shock and amaze, focusing on the memorable rather than the safe.&nbsp;Givenchy takes a foulard from the archives placed on the head with a trompe-l'&oelig;il of hair. JW Anderson's models hit the runway with overlapping women's stockings, while Rick Owens amazes with the new inflatable latex boots. There are those who seek the unexpected by creating real fashion moments, including the Dsquared2's twins who, at the end of the show, walk out arm in arm, one in a nightwear version and the other in a drag version.&nbsp;

Playing With Plush

The men's fashion shows for Fall/Winter 2024 also became more sensorial this season with soft touches. Plush material keeps it warmth, and this season, it is shown in coats of grey and brown. At <a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/nicholas-galitzine-zhang-ruoyun-front-fendi-mens-fall-winter-2024-campaign-fashion-news" title="Fendi Unveils Men&rsquo;s Fall/Winter 2024 Campaign Starring Nicholas Galitzine &amp; Zhang Ruoyun" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Fendi</a>, Pierpaolo features a dagger collar, and at Gucci, a similar model with bold black buttons. Rick Owens interprets the trend in a more creative, all-encompassing fur-trimmed coat and inflatable boots.&nbsp;

The Perfect Styling

Prada. (Images courtesy of Getty)

Rick Owens. (Images courtesy of Getty)

Zegna. (Images courtesy of Getty)

Dior. (Images courtesy of Getty)

Dries Van Noten. (Images courtesy of Getty)

Often, it&rsquo;s not about what you wear but how you wear it, and this season, the stylists stole the show. One who focused mainly on styling was the Belgian Dries Van Noten, who challenged perceived notions of how to wear a garment, such as cape sweaters worn freely and wrapped around the male figure with side zips left open. At Prada, the styling embraced color blocking and the too-often-forgotten beanie. Rick Owens creates the perfect layering, reintroducing the glove, this time in green.

Bling is Back

Valentino. (Image courtesy of Getty)

Dior. (Image courtesy of Getty)

Balmain. (Image courtesy of Getty)

DSquared2. (Image courtesy of Getty)

Gucci. (Image courtesy of Getty)

It doesn't matter if they are <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/ariana-grande-officially-annoucned-swarovski-newest-global-ambassador-jewellery-celebrity-news" title="Ariana Grande Shines as Swarovski's Newest Ambassador" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Swarovski</a> crystals, beads, or metallic threads; the importance of this season was on shining no matter the cost. A total sequin look for Dsquared2 stopped the show, and sequined evening tuxedos by Dolce &amp; Gabbana were a definite standout. Shirts covered in rhinestone applications made an appearance at Valentino, sleeveless tops with Swarovski by Gucci, and coats and shirts studded with light points by Balmain.

Prints Galore

Dries Van Noten. (Image courtesy of Getty)

Hermes. (Image courtesy of Getty)

Dolce & Gabbana. (Image courtesy of Getty)

Magliano. (Image courtesy of Getty)

LOEWE. (Image courtesy of Getty)

MSGM. (Image courtesy of Getty)

Many designers and creative directors this season have used prints and patterns to spice up their designs.&nbsp;For the MSGM men's collection, Massimo Giorgetti has started a collaboration with&nbsp;&nbsp;Google Pixel 8&nbsp; for prints that represent speed. JW Anderson has placed reproductions of&nbsp;&nbsp;Christiane Kubrick's paintings, while&nbsp; Dries Van Noten &nbsp;has elaborated glitchy decorative graphics on trousers, sweaters, and coats. &nbsp;

Inviting Elegance

LGN. (Image courtesy of Getty)

An idea of ​​unbridled elegance emerged on the runway this season, formally. Dolce &amp; Gabbana's chic show proposed tailored suits, while the twins Dean and Dan Caten of Dsquared2 shined with seventies-style suits encrusted with sequins. At <a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/bts-jin-is-announced-as-gucci-newest-global-ambassador-celebrity-fashion-news" title="BTS' Jin is Announced as Gucci's Newest Global Ambassador" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Gucci</a>, the creative director Sabato De Sarno proposed elegant menswear accessorised with scarves closed with the distinctive Horsebit clamp of the Italian brand.

10 Best Menswear Trends From the Fall/Winter 2024 Season

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