Paris Men's Fashion Week draws to a close, matching subtle elegance with bursts of color

PARIS (AP) — Paris Men’s Fashion Week, ending Sunday, has witnessed a striking dichotomy of styles. At one end of the spectrum, the trend of subtle, understated elegance was beautifully embodied by collections that focused on classic sophistication. These lines showcased the art of timeless fashion with a focus on quality materials and nuanced color palettes, redefining luxury in a muted yet impactful way. On the other end, extravagant designs burst on the scene. Bold, vivid colors and innovative reinterpretations of traditional menswear appeared at times, offering a flamboyant counterpoint to the more reserved styles. Designs marked by their vibrant energy and creative flair, pushing the boundaries of conventional fashion.

Here are some highlights of fall-winter 2024 men's shows:

As the sun set on Paris Menswear Week, Sacai, Japan’s commercial juggernaut in the fashion world, delivered imaginatively. Designer Chitose Abe, known for her precision in pattern-making and innovative design, transformed the runway into a battlefield of style.