Paul Toner

3 days ago | 10magazine.com | Paul Toner

Pharrell brought Louis Vuitton to the Centre Pompidou this season, transforming the gallery’s courtyard into a big game of snakes and ladders. The beloved boardgame originated in India, the next stop on the designer’s globe-trotting adventures. Louis Vuitton is a house built on the thrill of travel which Pharrell has lent into throughout his tenure. Last season he set his sights on Tokyo, teaming up with long-term collaborator Nigo to fuse Parisian flair with Japanese finery.

3 days ago | 10magazine.com.au | Paul Toner

While Mr Armani was unfortunately absent from his Giorgio Armani men’s show Monday morning as he recovers at home from a recent hospitalisation, his in-house atelier charged on, unveiling a collection built around bringing a sense of lightness to suave dressing. Looking good and feeling just as good doing it has always been an Armani mantra – he’s famously the man who loosened up the suit and never sacrifices comfort over elegance, and vice versa.

3 days ago | usa.10magazine.com | Paul Toner

Dolce & Gabbana are masters at the art of getting dressed to be undressed, creating the sort of clothes that exude potent sensuality. For their latest menswear collection, though, designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana were thinking instead about what garments could take you from the bedroom out into inner city life. Their building block was your classic pinstriped pyjama, elevated here into an elegant addition to your everyday wardrobe.

4 days ago | 10magazine.com | Paul Toner

Behind the scenes of every piece of music is a troupe of producers, songwriters, musicians, mix engineers and mastering wizards who are the key ingredients in creating a truly great album. It takes a village. The artists on the following pages are dab hands at concocting some of the most thrilling records to come out in the past decade. They show us their desk setups where they’ve created their magic.

4 days ago | usa.10magazine.com | Paul Toner

The Brits take Milano! Andreas Kronthaler, who usually stages his Vivienne Westwood collections co-ed in Paris, decided to put on a menswear catwalk in the Italian fashion capital Sunday morning. It's the first time the brand has done a standalone men's show since 2017, taking over Bar Rivoli, a cafe in the heart of the city near the Westwood flagship store, for the grand occasion. "When a man has style, it means so much.