Milan Men’s Fashion Week put menswear in the spotlight, showcasing the collections of some of the industry’s biggest names for the upcoming spring/summer 24 season

Utility Closet

Utility chic was a big trend at Milan Men’s Fashion Week SS24. Cargo pants were popular, and designers like 1017 Alyx 9SM and Dsquared2 showcased them with lots of pockets. Emporio Armani added a luxurious touch to the trend, while Jordanluca kept it cool with neutral tones and cargo shorts paired with a cream bomber jacket.

The Green Revolution

Acid and mint green were popular colors on the menswear catwalks in Milan. They brought a refreshing change from traditional menswear colors, adding energy to the shows. These bright colors were versatile, suitable for both dressed-up and casual looks. Designers known for their minimalist style used acid and mint green effectively, creating modern and wearable collections. Overall, this trend is worth watching as the stylish and versatile combination of acid and mint green is likely to remain popular in upcoming seasons.

Top to Bottom on Denim

Double denim made a splash at Milan Fashion Week SS24. From Gucci to Magliano, high-end and streetwear brands alike embraced this trend. It was showcased in various styles, ranging from Charles Jeffrey Loverboy’s sequinned jacket and sailor’s hat to Magliano’s distressed denim. This versatility proves that double denim can be worn for any occasion, whether you want to dress up or keep it casual.

Styling Blazers with Shorts

Blazers and shorts are now a stylish and formal option for warm weather, according to designers. It’s a great way to stay cool and comfortable in the summer while maintaining a polished look. This trend offers versatility, allowing you to dress it up or down as needed. Dolce & Gabbana showcased a silver satin-finish, double-breasted blazer with loose-fitting silky shorts. Federico Cina paired a structured blazer with contrasting lapels with tailored shorts that reached the jacket’s length. Pierpaolo Piccioli from Valentino presented a color-block collection featuring striking burgundy, electric blue, and neutral tones.