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In Milan and Paris this season, when the temperature wasn’t creeping up past 90 degrees it was deluging, with walls of water falling from the sky. Not that any of that was going to stop the street stylers from dressing to impress.
Who could fail to notice all the twinning looks? On both real-life twins, as well as on friends, and even mothers and sons like Helen Lasichanh and her child with Pharrell Williams, Rocket. Football (and football jersey) fever was ramped up with the FIFA World Cup prelude tournaments taking place this summer, and a similar celebratory spirit extended to showgoers who looked like they were ready to head off to Disney—except they were actually on their way to the Comme des Garçons Homme Plus show.
We also noticed scarves worn like babushkas, a style choice as practical as it was chic, given the heat, and sarongs, which hit the streets even before Julian Klausner made such a splash with them at his debut menswear show for Dries Van Noten.
Below, the 11 street style trends from the spring 2026 menswear shows.
Seeing Double
Twinning looks are always fun, especially if it’s with your IRL lookalike.
Back to School
Prep is trending, which means it’s time to break out the polo shirts again.
Jean Genies
The cool kids at the men’s shows were wearing distressed denim.
Tie One On
This was the season of out-of-the-the-ordinary ties, from bolos to bandanas.
Bring Your Kid to Work Day
Good news for fashion families everywhere: Rick Owens makes ’fits for all.
’Kerchief Time
Handkerchiefs: not just for suit pockets, also for your head.
Football Fever
With the 2026 World Cup fast approaching, it’s time to break out your favorite football gear.
The Happiest Place on Earth Is Actually the CDG Homme Plus Show
Is it Mickey Mouse they love? Or Rei Kawakubo?
Sarongs for Summer
The word on the street: A sarong is just the summer staple you need.
Fans Service
Who needs those portable mini fan when a paper one will do?
The Anderson Pop
As Luke Leitch coined it on the Vogue Runway live blog, the half-popped collar is here to stay.
