Menswear FW20 trends: a surge of tailoring and seventies vibes

FALL WINTER 20-21

19 August 2020

While streetwear continues to lose ground, we are witnessing a comeback in tailoring, with well-tailored suits and coats. Designers are also playing the card of daring all-over prints, with windowpane and tartan being the checks of choice for the colder months. Think bold, bright and even better when worn together. Inspirations from the 1970's are omnipresent, and black is no longer popular: rebel colours are all the rage. We forget the gray sky by adopting a bright and pop palette. Additionally, the rise of technical outerwear in the fashion world has been one of the overarching trends of the last few seasons and will continue well into the new year. Here are the men's fashion trends for fall-winter 2020-2021.

Header picture by IMAXTREE

^{Marciano GUESS (3x), Lore Van Keer x Café Costume}

^{Marciano GUESS, BRAX (2x), Floris Van Bommel}

The Passenger revisited

^{Marciano GUESS, BRAX (2x), Floris Van Bommel}

^{O'Neill, SUN68 (2x), O'Neill}

Prints and patterns

^{GUESS Jeans, Marciano GUESS, SUN68, GUESS Handbags}

^{O'Neill, SUN68 (2x), BRAX}

Check-list

^{Guess Jeans, Lee Cooper (2x), SUN68}

^{BRAX (2x), O'Neill (2x)}

Alpine Allure

^{BRAX, Marciano GUESS, BRAX, O'Neill}

^{BRAX, Lee Cooper, O'Neill, SUN68}

Go bold or go home

^{BRAX, Lee Cooper, Marciano GUESS, O'Neill}

^{O'Neill, SUN68, BRAX, Lee Cooper}

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