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2 months ago | 
mega-asia.com | Sean Castelo III
Let’s get one thing straight—or maybe not so straight, as the times demand: men’s fashion is an ever-fluid, ever-evolving playground where boundaries blur, morph, and sometimes outright vanish. The Fall/Winter 2025 collections didn’t so much rewrite the rules as they sidestepped them entirely, offering up trends that feel oddly familiar—probably because you’ve already flirted with them, consciously or not.
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2 months ago | 
mega-onemega.com | Sean Castelo III
There is a language to fashion. SoFA Design Institute’s Graduation Fashion Show FOREGATHER unveiled a new wave of Filipino design talent. Held at The Fifth at Rockwell, the event saw 20 graduates showcase their distinctive design languages, revealing visions that reflect their personal journeys and unique sensibilities. RELATED:The fashion show was a living dialogue between ideas, a blending of voices in different criteria and methods.
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2 months ago | 
mega-onemega.com | Sean Castelo III
Let’s get one thing straight—or maybe not so straight, as the times demand: men’s fashion is an ever-fluid, ever-evolving playground where boundaries blur, morph, and sometimes outright vanish. The Fall/Winter 2025 collections didn’t so much rewrite the rules as they sidestepped them entirely, offering up trends that feel oddly familiar—probably because you’ve already flirted with them, consciously or not.
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2 months ago | 
mega-onemega.com | Sean Castelo III
How do you solve for chic? For its Fall/Winter 2025 collection, AMI offers a lesson in harmony and subtle finesse. It’s as if elegance took a stroll down the Left Bank, discovered a lovely café, and decided to stay, all while coming up with a way to solve a problem. Numerology is the task at hand, according to founder and creative director Alexandre Mattiussi, and this collection is the solution. There are no elaborate theories or ostentatious flourishes.
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2 months ago | 
mega-onemega.com | Sean Castelo III
Can you put friendship in the Louvre? Pharrell Williams and Nigo’s decades-long friendship has always been rooted in a shared love for streetwear, subculture, and innovation. For Louis Vuitton’s Fall/Winter 2025 Menswear collection, the duo merged their visionary aesthetics in a collection aptly titled “Remember the Future.” It’s a statement of mutual respect and creative synergy, an homage to their shared past, and a daring leap forward.
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2 months ago | 
mega-onemega.com | Sean Castelo III
After a two-year hiatus, Lanvin has made a return to the runway with its highly anticipated collection, “À la maison”—French for “at home.” Albeit sentimental, the name is a tribute to Jeanne Lanvin, the woman who revolutionized French fashion by creating one of the first holistic lifestyle brands. From haute couture to interiors, her vision of elegance extended far beyond the wardrobe.
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2 months ago | 
mega-onemega.com | Sean Castelo III
If getting dressed is a daily ritual, then Prada Fall/Winter 2025 Menswear is a primal ceremony—an acknowledgment of the human urge to create, connect, and confront the chaos of existence. With Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons at the helm, the collection excavates the untamed terrain of human nature, exploring how instinct and emotion guide what we wear. It’s a rejection of overthinking, an appreciation of the uncontrived, and a tribute to dressing that’s as raw and immediate as life itself.
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2 months ago | 
mega-onemega.com | Sean Castelo III
The black box of the Dior Men F/W25 runway was as much a stage as it was a metaphor—either the house’s packaging or perhaps for the uncertainty of Kim Jones’ future at the house. With Jonathan Anderson rumored to take over, Jones may very well be preparing to ascend elsewhere. If so, he’s leaving behind a collection so exquisite it feels like a wedding, funeral, and baptism all in one, drenched in grace, mystery, and masochism.
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2 months ago | 
mega-onemega.com | Sean Castelo III
How does a man dress, and does it even matter? Fashion has never belonged to one gender, and why should it? A dress is a dress, just as art is art. Its essence lies in the artistry, not the label. Julian Klausner’s debut collection for Dries Van Noten Fall/Winter 2025 Menswear collection takes that ethos to heart, embracing embellishments often boxed in as “feminine” and reimagining them in a way that feels exciting, an expression of creativity for creativity’s sake.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
mega-onemega.com | Sean Castelo III
Why do we care what a First Lady wears? Because, like it or not, fashion is the unsanctioned language of political optics. From Jackie Kennedy’s Chanel suits to Michelle Obama’s J.Crew cardigans, what the First Lady wears speaks volumes—often more than a policy paper. Her wardrobe must embody grace, diplomacy, and, yes, a touch of relatability. Beyond politics, these sartorial choices can propel a designer’s career into the stratosphere or spark heated discourse.
