Winter Fall Fashion Men 2018 Reddit

The autumn/winter 2018 menswear shows have wrapped. From the shade of the season to the print to know, here are the trends to note.

Model on the catwalk during the Dior Homme show, Paris — Dior Homme testify, Paris.

Models walk the runway during the finale of the Dior Homme menswear show in Paris.

Time was when brown meant drab. For shame. At Kim Jones's final bear witness for Louis Vuitton, biscuit, taupe and chocolate became the central shades for the wild w-themed parts of his bear witness. Meanwhile, Marni rolled out patterned suits that were evocatively 1970s. Equally per, in Paris – and Milan and London – it was the shade du jour of accessories, from Armani's bags to Craig Dark-green's bum bags. At Ermenegildo Zegna, rich chocolate hued suits even matched the accessories.

Models backstage at the Louis Vuitton show, Paris. — Models backstage in taupe and beige suede at the Louis Vuitton show, Paris. Below, darker, grown-upwards shades dominated Ermenegildo Zegna and Marni in Milan.

Time for taupe at the Ermenegildo Zegna show.

Bag detail at the Ermenegildo Zegna. — It was a return to trad with chocolate chocolate-brown bags at Ermenegildo Zegna and Giorgio Armani.

Bag detail from Giorgio Armani, Milan — It was a return to trad with chocolate chocolate-brown bags at Ermenegildo Zegna and Giorgio Armani.

A model walks the runway at the Fendi show in Milan.

Jumpers remain the most evocative piece of autumn kit, from jumpers as goalposts to luxe cashmere knits to pops of colour, the autumn catwalks were awash with them. Mr Blobby was the theme at Liam Hodges, a colour pairing which works surprisingly well on humans. Sporty V's and ski-themed prints were another overarching theme, most visible at AMI and Hermès in Paris. Elsewhere, information technology was all about texture with Lou Dalton making a case for bobbly knits.

Models pose backstage prior the AMI - Alexandre Mattiussi show in Paris — Backstage prior the AMI – Alexandre Mattiussi testify in Paris. Below: Acne studios and Liam Hodges.

Semi-sheer shell-shaped knits on the Acne Studios catwalk.

Hermès backstage — Bobbly at Lou Dalton or Blobby at Liam hodges, information technology's your call with this autumn's knitwear.

Bobbly at Lou Dalton or Blobby at Liam hodges, information technology's your call with this autumn's knitwear.

A model walks the runway during the Vetements show in Saint-Ouen, Paris

Make sure your jackets come with the requisite amount of squishiness side by side season – quilting dominated outerwear for AW18. There were classic padded jackets worthy of a rave at Versace and GMBH, while MSGM and Marni had a vintage experience – MSGM'due south even had theirs worn with cords and a Fair Isle sweater. For the real newness, look to Prada, where there were layered quilted jackets with the sharp lines of a square. Playmobil chichi is now a thing.

Blue quilted jacket and bag at Prada. — Blue jacket and purse at Prada, quilted jacket at Marni.

Quilted jacket at Marni — Blue jacket and purse at Prada, quilted jacket at Marni.

Models present creations by GMBH, during the men's Fashion Week — Padded jackets at GmbH. Below, fluoro orange at Versace and cropped schoolboy chic at MSGM.

Berluti Ready to Wear collection by French designer Haider Ackermann for Berluti in Paris

If the trench is currently ruling womenswear, the menswear shows for AW18 borrowed its silhouette and – specifically – its belt. Belted coats were seen at Missoni and Issey Miyake. Ane of the all-time was a nubbly brown number at menswear insider favourite Lemaire. In other coat news, leather is back – only wear these styles open. Prada and Beluti managed to make a knee-length leather coat seem nearly effortless, rather than a potent statement.

Backstage at Missoni, on the runway at Prada.

Prada in Milan. — Backstage at Missoni, on the runway at Prada.

Issey Miyake. — Issey Miyake and Lemaire.

Model on the catwalk Lemaire show. — Issey Miyake and Lemaire.

Once resigned to Savile Row suits and metropolis attire, pinstripes emerged as a preeminent theme for autumn/winter 2018, but non every bit we know them. Alexander McQueen, John Lawrence Sullivan and Alex Mullins all revisited the sartorial stalwart with varying degrees of slouch rather that stiffness, while at Off/White, Virgil Abloh captured the transition stage between formal and laissez-faire, with pinstripes in his collection coined "Business organization Casual".

Suit with waist-tied mac at Alexander McQueen, and trousers at Off/White'southward 'Business Coincidental' presentation, Paris.

Pinstripe trousers at Off/White's 'Business Casual' presentation, Paris. — Suit with waist-tied mac at Alexander McQueen, and trousers at Off/White'southward 'Business Coincidental' presentation, Paris.

John Lawrence Sullivan, London — Pinstripe at John Lawrence Sullivan, and Alex Mullins London.

Alex Mullins, London — Pinstripe at John Lawrence Sullivan, and Alex Mullins London.

Models on the catwalk Sacai show in Paris.

Checks are officially a thing, but there is nix safe most them this season: they're assuming, they're bright and they're worn head to toe. Tartan, windowpane, Madras, Prince of Wales, tattersall and plaid patterns all popped upwards, varying from low-primal tones at Thom Browne, Kenzo, Sacai and Eastward Tautz to standout shades at Charles Jeffrey Loverboy and Versace. Heritage only got haute.