Julian Wright

This fusion of "masculine" sportswear and 18th-century aristocratic garb could never be described as boring.

Minimalism is Jil Sander's game and it did not disappoint: grayscale, sleek garments and sustainability were on the menu for SS20.

The Belgian designer brought his trademarked florals and prints with a feminine and flouncy flair for SS20.

The Japanese designer offered loose silhouettes in a variety of colors for men on the move in a show choreographed by Daniel Ezralow.

Dsquared2 designers Dean and Dan Caten employ bold prints and Asian motifs for SS20 menswear during a time of change in gendered attire.

It was entirely Belgian: nineties rave references, cycling compression garments and elegant tailoring from the two Belgian designers.

From a former industrial complex outside of Milan, Ermenegildo Zegna revealed its SS20 menswear line, filled with classics and staples for the modern man.

Take a look behind the scenes of the Ermenegildo Zegna Spring/Summer 2020 menswear show in Italy.

Celebrating 10 years of existence, MSGM debuted their SS20 menswear line, which nodded to previous work and displayed its promising future.

Embracing everything menswear has not been lately, Craig Green brought a loud, bright and complex collection to London Fashion Week for SS20.