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Menswear Autumn/Winter 2019 shows

Our guide to the best of the new season’s collections
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Celine AW19 show report — a cut above

Hedi Slimane’s first men’s show for the house was distinct, different — and surprisingly democratic

Shows of love and hate — in an era of aggression

Comme des Garçons, Loewe, Thom Browne, Balmain AW19 mens reports

The New New Look: Dior AW19 mens show report

Kim Jones’ sensational conveyer-belt show delivered the first real fashion moment of the season

Haute stuff: Raf Simons AW19 mens’ show report

What did the designer do in his first show since leaving the jeans behemoth Calvin Klein? Couture of course.

Outrage versus austerity: Junya Watanabe, Rick Owens, Vetements and Dries Van Noten AW19 show reports

Tech punks, suits, glam rockers and 70-year-olds star on the Paris catwalks

AW19 Paris mens: The Berluti re-boot

Long-term Dior stalwart Kris Van Assche has moved to the most exclusive of luxury houses. He describes his vision for the brand

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Virgil Abloh’s second collection for the LVMH house showcased Michael Jackson, rainbow illuminations, graffiti art — and some great suits

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In Paris, the trend for logos shows no sign of fading away

Independents Day: Italian designers do it their way

Milan fashion weeks men’s AW19: Emporio Armani, Fendi, Dolce & Gabbana show review

Monsters’ ball: Prada AW19 men’s show report

Miuccia Prada’s answer to a world of horrors? A fashion-savvy Frankenstein

A modern suit, or does sir prefer something slightly camper?

Milan Fashion Week Mens: Zegna, Marni and Versace AW19 show report

Veni, vidi, Versace: Donatella’s next act

The indomitable matriarch of luxury fashion has sold the family business. But don’t you dare call it Korsace

London menswear AW19 has begun. But does it still matter?

Charles Jeffrey Loverboy, Art School and Edward Crutchley are proof of London’s design talent. So why not give them a better platform — with the women?

LFWM AW19: ‘Peaky Blinders’ just became your new style muse

Spivvy, polished, interwar tailoring, as popularised by the television series, is all over the London men’s collections. And you can blame David Beckham for that

Craig Green AW19 review: clothes worth making a scene about

Why put on a show in the digital age? For the experience