The trends for the 2021 Spring/Summer menswear season could hardly be more different - but that is exactly what makes it so exciting. We have put together an outlook for you.

Many trends from men&#39;s fashion shows, as every year the brands presented the men&#39;s fashion collections Spring Summer 2021. After the Digital Fashion Weeks and the Phigital Shows, the new stylistic codes and new trends for next summer begin to establish themselves from the catwalks. As with the women&#39;s wardrobe, men&#39;s silhouettes and garments are presented in a macro and bold version. This season we have seen the triumph of prints and tie-dye and for next year the mixes between prints and graphics are reconfirmed among the seasonal trends. In opposition to the return of prints, a desire for minimal refinement begins to be felt, the shapes are simplified and in some cases become more austere and in others more functional and comfy. No summer goes by without linen, cotton and natural materials, which for the next season become a real trend with fabrics that are presented with a wrinkled and wrinkled effect. Among the trends is also a nostalgic desire for streetwear with stylistic elements taken from the 90s and carried over for the new generations, while in other cases streetwear is abstracted to become urban active-wear. 
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Essential

Miuccia Prada is one of the interpreters of minimalism, for the <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/fashion-week/prada-multiple-views-la-collezione-in-4-mini-film" target="_blank">Spring Summer 2021 collection</a> , she returns to her origins by creating a collection in which nylon is the absolute protagonist. His men&#39;s collection appears functional and devoid of frills, elegance is driven by clean and synthesized tailoring cuts. Less austere Alessandro Sartori who at Ermenegildo Zegna interprets men&#39;s tailoring with a more comfy and oversize version. Luke and Lucie Meier certainly cannot miss the appeal &nbsp; with their collection they enhance the DNA of <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/fashion-week/jil-sander-spring-summer-2021-milano-digital-fashion-week" target="_blank">Jil Sander</a> , wearing coats with pure and essential cuts, some transformable through some metal eyelets, and belts made with scarves.

Bold Style

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As for the women&#39;s wardrobe, the volumes of the men&#39;s silohuettes also become bold. The looks are layered and oversized in the case of <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/uomo/y-project-collezione-uomo-primavera-estate-2021-pre-collection-donna-evergreen-sostenibilita" target="_blank">Y / Project</a> , while for Zegna and Jil Sander the volumes are treated with a more concise and minimal approach. Jonathan Anderson is the true master of bold: emphasized shapes, oversize and cocooning silhouettes are the elements he uses for his <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/fashion-week/show-in-a-box-loewe-men-spring-summer-2021-precollection-women-jonathan-anderson" target="_blank">Loewe</a> and JW Anderson collections. Virgil Abloh for <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/fashion-week/louis-vuitton-collezione-spring-summer-2021-virgil-abloh-manifesto" target="_blank">Louis Vuitton&#39;s</a> Spring Summer 2021 collection <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/fashion-week/louis-vuitton-collezione-spring-summer-2021-virgil-abloh-manifesto" target="_blank">presented in Shanghai</a> reflects on a new concept of more eccentric urban clothing upholstered with puppets.

Print Mix

In addition to the tie dye prints from last season, the mixes of graphics present themselves as one of the most established trends for next season. <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/fashion-week/msgm-spring-summer-2021-massimo-giorgetti-riccione" target="_blank">The Spring Summer 2021 MSGM</a> is a triumph of juxtaposed prints and mixed together. Louis Vuitton reinterprets the damier designed by the founder and is also mixed with the iconic monogram, while <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/fashion-week/dolce-gabbana-e-l-amore-per-l-italia-nella-sfilata-uomo-spring-summer-2021" target="_blank">Dolce &amp; Gabbana</a> reinterprets the majolica of the designer and architect Gio Ponti . <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/fashion-week/junya-watanabe-spring-summer-2021-co-ordination-manual" target="_blank">Junya Watanabe</a> combines fabrics with different patterns and Celine with The Dancing Kid collection designed by Hedi Slimane, mixes animalier with tie dye and colorblock patterns.

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Street-Active

Louis Vuitton, Y / Project and <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/fashion-week/msgm-spring-summer-2021-massimo-giorgetti-riccione" target="_blank">MSGM</a> present a collection for summer 2021 with streetwear influences: pockets, straps, drawstrings, fanny packs and utility elements. Prada&#39;s approach is &nbsp; more activewear, in addition to the famous nylon there is the addition of some technical fabrics, all strictly in white. <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/moda/the-dancing-kid-celine-homme-2021" target="_blank">Celine&#39;s</a> collection tells the streetwear of generation Z, a celebration of the E-boys that winks at the teen universe of the 90s.

Wrinkles Mania

The fabrics for the summer collections are emptied and every year fresh and light fabrics, organic cotton and linen are preferred. Among the Japanese designers, <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/fashion-week/junya-watanabe-spring-summer-2021-co-ordination-manual">Junya Watanabe</a> and Yohji Yamamoto present a Spring Summer 2021 with material fabrics (almost three-dimensional). A different and decidedly more tailored version that of Herm&eacute;s while <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/uomo/y-project-collezione-uomo-primavera-estate-2021-pre-collection-donna-evergreen-sostenibilita" target="_blank">Glenn Martens for Y / Project</a> reiterates the men&#39;s uniform, studying some curling men&#39;s suits, a 3D and dynamic effect that offers the possibility of transforming one&#39;s garment.

Men´s Fashion Trends Spring/Summer 2021

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