After wrapping up in Milan, the Spring-Summer 2015 menswear celebration has now reached the French capital which kicked off its Paris fashion week Men with some high-octane glamorous shows staged by the leading names of the industry.

 

After wrapping up in Milan, the Spring-Summer 2015 menswear celebration has now reached the French capital which kicked off its Paris fashion week Men#

Famed French fashion house Carven displayed a line mixed with elements from both classic summer chic and practical workwear clothing. Designed by the label’s Parisian-based creative helm Guillaume Henry, the muted hued range included minimalistic lumber-jack check shirts, grey suits with ruffled elastic bands, zipper turtle-necks and contrasting coloured band adorned office shirts and panelled sweaters.

 

After wrapping up in Milan, the Spring-Summer 2015 menswear celebration has now reached the French capital which kicked off its Paris fashion week Men#

Italian fashion brand Valentino showcased a 52-piece range inspired from outsiders and freethinkers. Designed by the label’s joint creative duo Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli, the line was decorated with butterfly appliqués, camouflage patterns and psychedelic flower and comic book style prints. The collection’s most standout pieces include silk baggy pyjama pants, 60s-style ethnic suede jackets, fitted rock ‘n’ roll satin burgundy and grey suits and free flowing caramel 4-piece suits.

 

After wrapping up in Milan, the Spring-Summer 2015 menswear celebration has now reached the French capital which kicked off its Paris fashion week Men#

Raf Simons, the extremely talented Belgian fashion designer and creative director of storied Parisian fashion house Christian Dior, showcased the latest instalment from his namesake label. A harmonious blend of Japanese and streetwear styles, the collection showcased white, navy and black toned long jackets with kimono like shawl-collar lapels, 19th century Japanese woodcut patterned vests and tight fit sweaters. 

 

After wrapping up in Milan, the Spring-Summer 2015 menswear celebration has now reached the French capital which kicked off its Paris fashion week Men#

In addition to the fashion industry bigwigs, the Russian menswear specialist Gosha Rubchinskiy also presented his first-ever catwalk at the event. The 1980s sportswear-inspired presentation featured furry double-breasted jackets, leather blazers, brightly coloured sweatpants and military print shorts. 

 

After wrapping up in Milan, the Spring-Summer 2015 menswear celebration has now reached the French capital which kicked off its Paris fashion week Men#