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Catch up on all of the fashion news and moments to note this month.
THE MENSWEAR news cycle can be a whirlwind. From runway debuts to retail shake-ups and bold new campaigns, there’s a lot to keep track of. That’s why we’ve rounded up the key menswear moments from May to June 2025—everything worth knowing, all in one place. Whether you’re a seasoned style obsessive or just curious about what’s trending, consider this your cheat sheet to the month in menswear.
Rimowa’s bronze drop proves metallics mean business
Rimowa isn’t in the business of trends. The German brand has long set the standard for functional design and low-key refinement. Now, it adds a new contender to its Original lineup: Bronze.
Inspired by the strength and staying power of ancient statues, the new bronze finish is all substance. A deep, burnished brown with hints of gold and rust, it nods to materials built to last – and built to be seen. The new Bronze colour-way is available in three designs: Cabin, Check-In L, and Trunk Plus.
Sculptural and industrial in equal measure, the Rimowa Original Bronze brings a new weight to the brand’s existing metallic arsenal, including hues Silver and Titanium. Discover now at rimowa.com/au.
Christopher Walken fronts Saint Laurent winter ’25
Saint Laurent’s Winter 2025 campaign is a study in contrasts — and charisma. Under Anthony Vaccarello’s creative direction, filmmaker and photographer Glen Luchford crafts a moody, monochrome world where generations collide.
On one end: Aaron Taylor-Johnson, while on the other: Christopher Walken, enigmatic and assured, whose calm presence tempers the chaos with timeless cool. Together, they evoke a dialogue between youthful recklessness and matured restraint. The campaign — comprising a series of cinematic portraits and two short films — feels both nostalgic and new. Luchford’s lens draws on the visual legacy of Robert Mapplethorpe’s 1983 Saint Laurent campaign. Discover the Winter 25 collection.
The B01 Matchpoint sees Dior reimagine its signature sneaker
New for autumn/winter 2025, the B01 Matchpoint sneaker marks the return of a classic. Originally introduced in 2004, Dior’s B01 sneaker has long been a quiet icon, defined by its clean lines, vintage nods, and understated polish. Now, the Maison reimagines the silhouette with the B01 Matchpoint: a modern evolution that blends heritage codes with contemporary design.
Offered in crisp monochrome leather or with tactile suede accents, the new drop champions subtle craftsmanship and everyday ease. Signature “Dior” branding is discreetly embedded across the tongue, sole, and inner panel—a refined tribute to the house’s storied attention to detail.
Equal parts sport and sophistication, the B01 Matchpoint is now available at Dior boutiques and online.
The Montblanc cinematic universe continues, directed by Wes Anderson
You’d be forgiven for thinking Wes Anderson released a short-film last year about a pen. It wasn’t just any pen either, it was the Meisterstück by Montblanc. The American filmmaker and Swiss luxury pen-maker have joined forces for a second time of iconic worldbuilding in Let’s Write, starring some of the cast from Anderson’s latest caper The Phoenician Scheme from Michael Cera to Rupert Friend. Celebrating the culture of writing and its instruments, the assembled cast board a steam train, one of the last modes of transport that allow you do to just that: write. Looking out the window to the alps, you makes you want to pick up a pen and get reacquainted with your own handwriting.
BOSS partners with Art Basel to honour visionary work
BOSS has unveiled a new cultural initiative in partnership with Art Basel: the BOSS Award for Outstanding Achievement. Announced during a private reception at Kunstmuseum Basel, the award recognises a singular work of contemporary art — created within the last 18 months — that has made a significant impact at the intersection of art, innovation, and identity.
With a prize of $100,000, the award goes beyond recognition: $50,000 is directed to a cause or community of the artist’s choosing, while the remaining funds support a new project co-developed with BOSS. Open to artists and cross-disciplinary creatives alike, the award reflects BOSS’s commitment to championing bold, culturally engaged voices and extending its presence beyond fashion into the broader creative landscape.
The inaugural prize will be presented in Miami this December, as part of the official Art Basel Awards. It marks a meaningful evolution of BOSS’s 30-year legacy of arts support — and a future-facing cultural alignment.
Discover more at artbesel.com.
Novak Djokovic marks 100 titles with Hublot in Geneva
The tennis icon and Hublot ambassador secured his 100th career title over the weekend in Geneva, celebrating the milestone in style—with his family courtside and Hublot on hand for the moment.
“This victory means more. Geneva feels like home,” Djokovic shared. “It’s not just a title, it’s a statement. Winning my 100th title here in Geneva, with my family in the stands, Hublot by my side and the support of the Swiss public, is a moment I’ll never forget. It’s more than tennis, it’s about people, purpose and pushing limits. This is the mindset I’ll take with me to Paris.”
A defining win in a city that holds personal meaning, the moment sets the tone for what’s next: Roland-Garros and beyond.
Balenciaga unveils a collaboration with Automobili Lamborghini
Balenciaga | Automobili Lamborghini fuses the daring spirit of super sports cars with the avant-garde codes of the house’s Fall 2025 collection. First teased on the runway, the collaboration embodies a mutual dedication to innovation, speed, and radical design.
The collection spans ready-to-wear, leather goods, jewellery, and accessories. Standout pieces include oversized bomber jackets, leather racing silhouettes, hoodies, T-shirts, and trompe-l’œil layered shirts printed with custom artwork of the 2025 Lamborghini Temerario.
Photographed by Stef Mitchell, the accompanying campaign stars Agel, Liz, Abdou and Mihai alongside the Lamborghini Revuelto, styled in looks from the Fall 25 collection paired with pieces from the capsule.
In honour of the launch, global activations will roll out across Balenciaga flagship stores, featuring bespoke super sports cars, immersive visual installations, and a first-of-its-kind in-store experience using the Automobili Lamborghini Apple Vision Pro.
The Balenciaga | Automobili Lamborghini collection is available from select Balenciaga boutiques worldwide and online.
Franck Muller’s icon gets a modern reboot
Franck Muller’s Curvex CX gets a sleek refresh, keeping its signature curves but adding a sharper, more sculptural edge. The updated case design reveals more of the dial, framed by slim, refined numerals and a modern bezel. It’s still unmistakably Franck Muller — bold and architectural — but with a cleaner silhouette that feels right on time for 2025. Available in fresh colourways and open-heart styles, it’s a classic that’s been re-cut with just the right attitude.
