Men's Fashion Week

Come on guys, the over-the-shoulder thing looks silly enough when women do it.

Take note, Karl Lagerfeld.

Former Yves Saint Laurent creative director (from when it was called Yves Saint Laurent) Stefano Pilati debuted his first collection for his new employer, Ermenegildo Zegna at Men's Fashion Week in Milan Saturday and it's been pretty unanimously deemed a strong first outing.

As if Dolce & Gabbana designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana didn't have enough to worry about, what with being sentenced to jail time for tax evasion last week, a streaker crashed their spring 2014 menswear show over the weekend.

Yay, more fashion weeks!

We're getting real specific up in here. From water births to pirate ship takeovers, these are the best (mostly) real-life situations for the clothes at London Men's Fashion week.

Fashion Week obviously never ends. Last week was Sao Paulo, soon it's Paris men's and couture, and just this past weekend was Milan men's, which wrapped up today. Click through to see our favorites from Milan Men's Fashion Week Spring 2012. And look out for reviews from Paris Men's soon.

PARIS–English fashion still thrives on a history of fine bespoke tailoring originating from London’s Savile Row. Also known as The Row, off Regent Street in the center of town, the legendary street is known for its high concentration of old-school, blue-blooded suits. Yet, despite the dozens of shows during London fashion week, many of The Row’s best are left behind–including key old-school masters. To coincide with Paris Men’s fashion week, Esquire UK selected seven designers who don’t show. Ever. But who should–according to editor-in-chief Jeremy Langmead and co. The mag went on to organize a fashion show for each. On Friday at Paris’s Bristol Hotel, Esquire threw its “7 Brilliant Brits” event. In every corner of the room, a screen showed a film of each designer’s catwalk, along with explanation booklets about each collection.

The runways for RTW Spring 2011 in Milan this past week have been littered with man-jeggings. (Neologism = meggings?) And T's The Moment blog just confirmed it with a tweet: "Jeggings- new term coined for all the jean and trouser-like leggings and super slim, tight pants being shown here this season." The jegging is a risky and conflicted clothing item for most ladies. On the one hand, when done right, they're just like skinny jeans only more comfortable (hooray for elastic waist bands!). On the other hand, they can be epically ugly and tricky to pull off. And now, terrifyingly, men are following suit. Lauren even noticed man-jeggings at Top Shop back in January. We're hoping this isn't a trend that trickles down. But we've seen enough too-tight skinny jean-ed ass-cracks along Bedford Ave. to know that hipsters aren't parting with their beloved trouser anytime soon. So we're looking at you, Williamsburg, when we say: Please, treat this trend responsibly. Click through, at your own risk, to see man-jeggings on the runway. more

With men.style.com now under the GQ umbrella, it's unclear how immediate the site's coverage is going to be for this season's menswear shows in Mila

I've been trying to catch up on the men's shows before Paris hits and it's always interesting to scroll through everything at once. I'm clicking throu

Oh Hello: Ed Westwick's celebrity crush is Scarlett Johansson. He also likes low-top sneakers and laments the fact that Chuck Bass has a billion dolla

A Fashion Veneta: Booth Moore's in Milan, well actually everyone's in Milan, for Men's Fashion Week. She caught the Bottega Veneta show on camera.

Everyone's wondering why Delphine Arnault - Bernard's daughter - was front row at Gareth Pugh this week, sparking rumors that LVMH is gearing up to ad