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The Spring 2020 menswear shows have officially arrived.

Check(s), mate.

Switching from graphic design to fashion, Kee Kim's newly launched brand is already carried at Opening Ceremony and Ssense.

Plus, Gigi Hadid launched an athleisure line with Reebok.

The official fashion week calendar may stick to a binary, but these brands won't.

Plus, Philipp Plein rumored to acquire Roberto Cavalli.

"Why is he wearing Ed's secret sauce from Good Burger?"

Still trending: Man cleavage.

The Amsterdam-based collective, made up of five designers, produced their Spring 2019 runway show in about three weeks.

The brand aims to make quality apparel and accessories to wear when you’re high.

Plus, New York Fashion Week: Men's dates change again.

Head-to-toe color was a popular outfit choice.

For Fall 2018, the French Guy is the new French Girl.

With a five-year anniversary ahead, Abdul Abasi and Greg Rosborough are expanding beyond their innovative suiting.

We spoke to the menswear expert on what he’s learned so far in his career, how the industry has evolved and his best advice for young designers.

We spoke to the women behind Feng Chen Wang, Deveaux, Sanchez-Kane, Bode and C2H4.

These low-key VIPs don't need a flashy look to make it to the front row.

New York Fashion Week: Men's is underway, and these are the folks you'll likely see in every front row and street style gallery.

Plus, Michael Carl has been named fashion director of "Vanity Fair."

Bill Cunningham did not take his photo, but he did learn a thing or two about #menswear.