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Craig Green’s new collection is a musing on connection and human touch
Craig Green celebrates ten years with a two-seasons-in-one collection that muses on connection, loneliness and the human body – featuring sculptural adornment inspired by wrestler’s dummies
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The top 20 grooming trends that shaped the S/S 2016 men's season
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Simone Rocha’s Moncler Genius collaboration attends to thrill-seekers and frill-seekers alike
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The highlights from Pitti Uomo 94 in Florence
Rain was omnipresent at Pitti Uomo 94. The outerwear brand Herno celebrated its 70th year with a vast exhibition that began with an installation of a single drop of rain; MCM showed ready-to-wear and accessories in Florence for the first time in a dynamic runway presentation that featured a tropical storm. The red and blue carpeted catwalk at Paul Surridge’s debut Roberto Cavalli Menswear show was absolutely sodden, which added an eccentric mood to the otherwise fine, fresh clothes. After all, what’s summer without the threat of a downpour? Elsewhere, the classic brands who have built their heritage on modish, Made in Italy élan are having conversations about what they can learn from the advance of streetwear: it’s time for a rethink they say.
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Bright idea: Moncler unveils Genius Building at Milan Fashion Week
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Craig Green launches new Moncler Genius collection
Craig Green's new collection for Moncler Genius is all about protection and transparency
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Fan mail: the greatest S/S 2018 fashion week invitations
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Piece offering: the making of the ceremonial rug, by Craig Green and Stepevi
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Craig Green S/S 2018
Craig Green's nomadic and surfer-focused collection proves that life's a beach
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Craig Green S/S 2020 London Fashion Week Men’s
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Craig Green S/S 2017
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Craig Green A/W 2020 Paris Fashion Week Men’s
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Craig Green A/W 2018
The designer draws on the blueprints of masculine dress for his latest offering
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Craig Green A/W 2015
