MM6 Maison Margiela unveiled its Fall/Winter 2025 menswear collection at Florence’s Giardino dell’Orticoltura during Pitti Uomo 107, transforming the historic greenhouse into a glowing white venue. The setting paid homage to Maison Margiela’s 2006 “white-out” show but departed dramatically in design narrative.

Exploring Black’s Spectrum in Menswear

The FW25 collection embraced the richness of black as a spectrum, with shades ranging from burgundy to deep aqua. Models showcased sharp tailoring and contrasting textures, including faux mink, lurex, and modular gloves. Highlights included pagoda shoulders inspired by jazz icon Miles Davis and a bold aqua suit, blending sensuality and masculinity seamlessly.

A Modern Manifesto in Menswear

MM6 Maison Margiela redefined the role of men in fashion, presenting them as both subjects and objects of desire. The collection balanced elegance and boldness, solidifying the brand’s innovative approach to modern menswear.

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Some of the world’s most stylish guys converge on the seasonal men’s fashion fair to view the latest trends in the business. It is, however, basically a trade show where various designer labels, both new and established, gather to show off their current collections to buyers, visitors, and the press.

The latest Fall-Winter styles were unveiled on the first day. Ecoalf, Paul and Shark, Ten C, Filson, Connolly, Marc O’Polo, Christopher Raeburn, Camper, Premiata, Holden, Aldo Maria Camillo, and Save The Duck were among the labels and guests who attended this edition. During the show, which ran until January 13, more than 600 new Fall-Winter collections were on display.

According to an Instagram post on Pitti Uomo’s account, this year’s event will “be placing you on the latest labels to watch, highlighting the greatest street style, and giving you an inside look at crucial pieces that will be driving next fall.”

The first day of the event was devoted to color, and the season’s color was Mandarin Orange, which was extensively visible on the streets. In fact, it was highlighted as a key color in Ten c’s Fall/Winter 2022 collection.

Overall, it appeared that comfortable apparel was the trend, which evolved as a result of the pandemic’s lifestyle modifications, and its effect shows no signs of lessening. Camper, a Spanish footwear manufacturer, was also present at the event, presenting its mules on the opening day of the fair.

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