Kith lightens up pre-fall 2026 menswear with airy fabrics

Kith presented its pre-fall 2026 menswear collection with an emphasis on lightweight and textured materials suited for summer travel and daily wear. The designs build on popular items like the Alonzo jacket and Webster pant while introducing breathable options.

The Brooklyn-based brand, now in its 15th year, previewed the collection at its headquarters. Vice president of merchandising Alex Chirgadze noted the challenges of summer dressing and explained how the team developed fabrics such as twisted weaves and puckered seersuckers to add texture and ventilation. Ronnie Fieg, the founder, was in Los Angeles for the opening of a revamped flagship store during the preview.

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Runway scene from Milan Fashion Week Fall 2026, highlighting Onitsuka Tiger, Ahluwalia, and Brunello Cucinelli collections with cultural and sustainable fashion elements.
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Milan fashion week highlights fall 2026 ready-to-wear collections

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Designers at Milan Fashion Week presented their fall 2026 ready-to-wear collections, blending cultural inspirations with innovative craftsmanship. Onitsuka Tiger drew from Japanese pop culture, Ahluwalia emphasized community bonds, and Brunello Cucinelli focused on artisanal textures. These shows, held in late February 2026, showcased evolving trends in sustainable and playful fashion.

Kith is preparing to release a new take on the Nike Air Max 95 featuring a linen-inspired color scheme. The sneakers draw directly from early 2000s Air Force 1 designs and will be sold exclusively in children's sizes.

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Haven, the Canadian retailer, has released its spring 2026 menswear collection, emphasizing technical performance and quiet luxury. The lineup merges outdoor functionality with refined tailoring for modern city life. It features innovative fabrics and timeless silhouettes designed for longevity.

London Fashion Week for Fall/Winter 2026 featured a mix of runway shows and intimate presentations, with designers focusing on community connections and niche audiences. Street style showcased a modern take on British prep, blending classics like trench coats and button-downs with quirky twists. Attendees highlighted personal outfits from thrift shops and favored shows by emerging talents.

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Mans presented its fall 2026 collection in Spain, returning to menswear tailoring after a foray into womenswear. Creative director Jaime Álvarez described the shift as liberating, with the butterfly motif symbolizing metamorphosis. The designs draw from Vincent van Gogh and Cristóbal Balenciaga, featuring bold volumes and vibrant colors.

Designer Steve O Smith has presented his Fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection, incorporating color for the first time in his signature illustrative style. Drawing from 1920s influences like Otto Dix, Edward Burra, and Madeleine Vionnet, the pieces feature hand-dyed tulle and beaded details. Smith used funds from last year's LVMH Prize to build a couture-trained team in London.

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Alix Higgins showcased his Pre-Fall 2026 collection, seeking to abandon single-theme organization in favor of intuitive and emotional approaches. Drawing from the phrase 'goodbye cowboy' in Honour Levy’s My First Book, he mixed ambiguous symbols, clashing dress codes, and subtle details.

 

 

 

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