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Fashion Network
3 hours ago
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- Fashion Network
Vivienne Westwood shows at iconic Milanese bar in fashion week return
Back on Milan Fashion Week Men's calendar, Vivienne Westwood chose to present its latest men's collection at Bar Rivoli, a renowned Milanese hangout close to central Piazza San Babila. The guests sat at Bar Rivoli's coffee tables for breakfast, while viewing the looks designed by Andreas Kronthaler, husband of the late, great British designer. The collection's mood was characterised by the provocative style typical of the label founded by Westwood, and featured contemporary dandyish looks boldly blending British elegance and Milanese style. For example, the jacket-and-shorts suit worn over a pair of boots, and the pinstriped suit with oversize lapels, the trousers cinched with an elastic waistband and worn over a bare torso, the look completed by a maxi straw hat. 'Being stylish means a lot for a man,' said Kronthaler, adding that 'it's nothing to do with fashion, it's all a matter of style.'
Fashion Network
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Vivienne Westwood shows at iconic Milanese bar in fashion week return
Back on Milan Fashion Week Men's calendar, Vivienne Westwood chose to present its latest men's collection at Bar Rivoli, a renowned Milanese hangout close to central Piazza San Babila. The guests sat at Bar Rivoli's coffee tables for breakfast, while viewing the looks designed by Andreas Kronthaler, husband of the late, great British designer. The collection's mood was characterised by the provocative style typical of the label founded by Westwood, and featured contemporary dandyish looks boldly blending British elegance and Milanese style. For example, the jacket-and-shorts suit worn over a pair of boots, and the pinstriped suit with oversize lapels, the trousers cinched with an elastic waistband and worn over a bare torso, the look completed by a maxi straw hat. 'Being stylish means a lot for a man,' said Kronthaler, adding that 'it's nothing to do with fashion, it's all a matter of style.'
Fashion Network
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Vivienne Westwood shows at iconic Milanese bar in fashion week return
Back on Milan Fashion Week Men's calendar, Vivienne Westwood chose to present its latest men's collection at Bar Rivoli, a renowned Milanese hangout close to central Piazza San Babila. The guests sat at Bar Rivoli's coffee tables for breakfast, while viewing the looks designed by Andreas Kronthaler, husband of the late, great British designer. The collection's mood was characterised by the provocative style typical of the label founded by Westwood, and featured contemporary dandyish looks boldly blending British elegance and Milanese style. For example, the jacket-and-shorts suit worn over a pair of boots, and the pinstriped suit with oversize lapels, the trousers cinched with an elastic waistband and worn over a bare torso, the look completed by a maxi straw hat. 'Being stylish means a lot for a man,' said Kronthaler, adding that 'it's nothing to do with fashion, it's all a matter of style.'
Hypebeast
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Vivienne Westwood Returns to Menswear with Bold 'Dandy Meets Granny' Collection in Milan
Summary Vivienne Westwoodjust unveiled itsSpring/Summer 2026menswear capsule in Milan — marking the brand's first standalone menswear presentation since 2017. Held at the intimate Bar Rivoli near San Babila, the show presented a striking reinterpretation of masculine style under the titleCOLAZIONE DA ANDREAS, centered around the playful and subversive theme, 'Dandy Meets Granny.' Creative DirectorAndreas Kronthalerexecuted the concept with flair, blending early Renaissance aesthetics and the spirit of The Grand Tour with a modern, non-binary twist. The result was a collection that pushes the boundaries of traditional menswear while celebrating individuality and fluidity. The looks accentuated the male form in unconventional ways — playing with volume, texture, and silhouettes to draw attention to different parts of each model's figure. The designs ranged from relaxed, draped silk ensembles to structured, tailored pieces, offering a dynamic spectrum of modern fashion. Highlights included a sheer red mesh dress top embroidered with bold floral details, and a pair of hot pink boxer shorts featuring orange florals over black checkered fabric. The collection's textural contrasts — combining sleek materials with reinventive shapes — brought visual depth and artistic intrigue. By merging the classic elegance of the 'dandy' with the nostalgic charm of 'granny' style, Kronthaler crafted a lineup that felt both retro and radically new. Feminine-coded garments were reimagined for a men's line, challenging conventions and redefining what menswear can be.
