Find the Men's Fashion Week Look That's Perfect for Your Guy
You may know about "fashion month," or the insane line-up that comes twice a year as editors travel to fashion weeks in New York, London, Paris, and Milan. But did you know the men get a little special attention in the days just before fashion month? Well, they do, and their runway looks are almost as fun to click through.
The biggest fashion trend right now is individuality, so there's something for every person out there. Men usually have a hard time wrapping their heads around overly stylized, conceptual ideas, so we chose our favorite new looks from the fall 2015 shows and broke them down by personality type.
The next time a dude pokes fun at how much time you spend on our website (thank you!), you can say you're actually doing some research on his behalf. Click through, get inspired, and go pump up his wardrobe.
Photos: Getty Images1/15Because dressing Ken was always just as fun!
Photo: Getty Images2/15The Rebel
MSGM, Look 9
This is for the guy who doesn't give much thought to what others think about him. The motorcycle jacket is always great shorthand for "I'm cooler than you."
Photo: Getty Images3/15The Brainiac
Christopher Raeburn, Look 6
The graphic space shapes on this dress shirt would be great ironic retort to anyone who thinks studying is lame. The durable jeans come distressed and ready to blend in with any spills in the science lab.
Photo: Getty Images4/15The Quirky Kid
Diesel Black Gold, Look 3
These kids want to make a splash. With the fun pattern on his shirt and the bright vest, he can start a conversation with anyone, and then make them a friend for life.
Photo: Getty Images5/15The Quiet Soul
Julien David, Look 13
This guy keeps to himself and saves his words for when they really matter. As an observer his tastes are all over and yet somehow come together. He's the nice punk, emotional prep, sweet rebel—and the perfect canvas for a look like this one.
Photo: Getty Images6/15The Class Clown
James Long, Look 7
Comfort comes before anything for the class clown. The proportions are clownish in their own respect, but the individual pieces let him clean up his act before detention.
Photo: Getty Images7/15The Skater
Y-3, Look 7
Skater boys tend to wear clothing that is way too big for them. But we like the skinny jean here (it won't get caught in his wheels!), while the roomy camouflage jacket allows for ample layering.
Photo: Getty Images8/15The Urbanite
Missoni, Look 20
This guy reads the fashion magazines, too, otherwise he wouldn't know how to make the fashionable sweatpants/athletic pants thing happen. And in monochrome, no less!
Photo: Getty Images9/15The Bohemian
Kris Van Assche, Look 20
Only a free-thinking spirit can take a '70s-era plaid suit and make it look as mainstream as a t-shirt and jeans.
Photo: Getty Images10/15The Band Member
Antonio Marras, Look 8
Musicians are often just as concerned with their look as their sound, and this style is 100% rock star. The retro patchwork denim and layering is uber cool and easy to piece together before a show.
Photo: Getty Images11/15The Athlete
Kolor, Look 21
Athletes are all about the three Cs: cool, casual, and comfortable. A statement hoodie is just as easy to wear as some school sweatshirt, and sneakers are another great opportunity to try something new.
Photo: Getty Images12/15The Trend Setter
Junya Watanabe, Look 12
This look is pulled together while remaining cool. Pinstripe pants and a white oord avoid looking too stiff with help from a graphic sweater and athletic sneakers.
Photo: Getty Images13/15The Class President
Louis Vuitton, Look 3
Classic linear shapes best complement a guy on the straight and narrow. A monochromatic beige is a risk worth taking in a sea of jeans.
Photo: Getty Images14/15The Preppy Punk
Dolce & Gabbana, Look 31
This one's for a guy who appreciates classic aesthetics, but whose moral views (and music selection) are a bit more progressive. Toughen up a polo and slacks with a jet black color palette and a shrunken fit. A leather watch and belt keep it neat and tough at the same time.
Photo: Getty Images15/15The Romantic
John Varvatos, Look 38
A tudo-esque jacket paired with distressed jeans is totally unexpected but just comfortable enough. The hat tops things off perfectly—can't you just imagine this guy writing a song for you?
