1. Leather in oversized form
The leather jacket has never truly left the male wardrobe, but this season it takes on a renewed character. Bomber-inspired silhouettes and oversized cuts set the tone: pieces that carry the rebellious strength of classic leather while embracing a contemporary edge closer to refined streetwear. Its success lies in its versatility, pairing effortlessly with jeans and sneakers for a casual look or with tailored trousers and boots for a more sophisticated contrast. This reinvention of a classic reflects how men’s fashion adapts without losing its essence.
2. The warmth of suede
Suede emerges as the ideal option for those seeking elegance with discretion. Its soft texture, combined with the richness of earthy brown tones, turns any jacket or overshirt into a statement piece. This fabric connects with sartorial tradition while updating it, offering a quiet luxury that works equally well in urban settings and formal occasions. Suede also invites care and longevity—qualities perfectly aligned with a more conscious approach to fashion.
3. The trenchcoat as a third piece
The trenchcoat embodies the balance between functionality and elegance. Born as a military garment, today it stands as a symbol of sophistication. For autumn-winter 2025, it reaffirms itself as the ultimate third piece: that additional layer capable of transforming a look in seconds. Lightweight yet striking, it proves practical for rainy days while in shades like beige, camel, or black it integrates seamlessly into any wardrobe. A timeless investment in style.
4. Trousers: from denim to tailoring
Trousers illustrate the evolution of menswear towards a balance of comfort and elegance. Straight-leg denim remains an irreplaceable staple—neither too slim nor too loose, adaptable to any style. Alongside it, straight-cut tailored trousers gain ground beyond formal contexts. Paired with T-shirts, knitwear, or even sneakers, they represent the versatility of modern tailoring. This blending of casual and sartorial shows how the contemporary man no longer sees clothing in rigid categories.
5. Knitwear takes the spotlight
Knitwear steps out from its supporting role to take center stage. Sweaters and cardigans in wool dominate the winter wardrobe, especially those with functional details like zip-up collars or visible buttons. These garments bring warmth and texture while adding a sober elegance. The key lies in styling them either as mid-layers beneath a trench or coat, or as standalone pieces paired with straight-cut trousers. Modern knitwear meets the need for comfort without compromising aesthetics.
6. Brown: the new black
Every season has its dominant color, and autumn-winter 2025 belongs to brown. Its chromatic versatility makes it a reliable ally: from deep chocolate tones to lighter earthy hues, all convey warmth and sophistication. Unlike black, brown projects closeness and naturalness without sacrificing formality. It will dominate coats, suede pieces, and accessories throughout the season. With such a wide spectrum of shades, it flatters every complexion, solidifying its status as the leading color of the moment.
7. Accessories with character
The modern man’s wardrobe can no longer be understood without accessories, and this season bags and wallets take on an unprecedented role. Beyond practicality, they are perceived as style-defining objects that complete a look and project personality. In European markets they have long been established, while in others they are beginning to gain traction. What is most striking is how their presence aligns with a cosmopolitan and modern vision of masculinity. Choosing the right bag is no longer a question of boldness but of refinement.





