GUCCI’S JEANS STYLE Slim or bootcut, washed or whiskered—Gucci jeans worn on the runway express a “new masculinity” with a sophisticated, laid-back sex appeal. Gucci jeans are neither rigid nor rough. They come with a carefully controlled silhouette and vintage-inspired detailing—crafted to look effortlessly stylish. From denim tailored like trousers to the iconic low-rise flare that hugs the hips, every pair in this collection is oozing with calculated sensuality. Jeans are combined with minimalist blazers, sheer shirts, and other subtly sexy elements—Tom Ford’s styling evokes a sensual, intelligent man of the modern age. It’s a style that allows individuality to shine through, while maintaining sleekness and luxury.

Can you get the Fall/Winter models from Dior Homme!? 📝 Body Text (under Dior section): With the rapid revival of the men's fashion scene, Dior Homme is again leading the way. Following the mega-hit of the denim jacket announced in April, jeans are now at the center of attention again. Hedi Slimane has infused his refined rock spirit into these jeans, and they’re gaining popularity from all directions. The slim silhouette remains intact, but with detailed updates. These jeans are sure to be a must-own for FW05-06. Don’t miss out on the slim-line Dior jeans that embody both edge and elegance!

Radiant sheen, innovative edge Dior Homme’s 2003 collection delivers sharp, costume-like tailoring infused with luminous textures and tension. The season theme, LUSTER, explores light and reflection through silhouettes that feel both stage-like and militant. This editorial showcases the power of monochrome layers and contrast: sleeveless moleskin military jackets, high-gloss boots, and belts punctuated with eyelets all contribute to a rebellious but refined look. A tailored jacket over a vivid yellow hoodie brings unexpected layering, fusing formalwear with youth expression. Armored knitwear woven with straps evokes futuristic protection, while black accessories—fingerless gloves and stacked bracelets—echo DIY punk roots. A leopard print shirt paired with slicked-back hair and a headband references glam rock and underground scenes, transforming the wearer into a figure of sharp defiance. Gold and black suits reflect light with every movement, walking the line between elegance and edge. This is Dior Homme in peak form: structured, sensual, and unafraid to confront tradition with radical style.

RAF SIMONS Stylist: Masanori Wada A collection deeply rooted in music This collection incorporates graphics from Joy Division’s legendary record sleeves. Peter Saville’s work, which designed their jackets, plays a significant role. Raf Simons has always been closely tied to music, and for this season he has incorporated elements like this into knitwear and outerwear pieces. While this collection is sharp and modern, it also evokes a nostalgic mood — perfectly matching the mood of today. It’s a lineup that fully expresses Raf’s love for Joy Division.

High socks and western boots. The clash of sportswear and rock hits the heart. Denim jeans worn with high socks and western boots. This styling choice reflects a distinctly personal aesthetic. The rugged denim, the strong presence of the boots, and the bold pop of striped socks— all create a rebellious visual impact reminiscent of Americana. The layered styling, done with a sense of tension and imbalance, is what gives it depth.