
Paris Men’s Fashion Week SS20 Moodboard
The inspirations directly from the catwalk
From Cindy Sherman to animation artist Yoichiro Uchida. From Daniel Arsham to David Kramer. From Gerda Tarò to Christo. From Chloe Wise to Matthew Barney. Paris Fashion Week designers have chosen the world of art in all its forms as the main inspiration for their SS20 collections. Between tops and flops, each brand has experimented by combining the key codes of its style with sculptors, photographers, painters and filmmakers, achieving mixed results. As often happens, Kim Jones for Dior, Pierpaolo Piccioli for Valentino and Jun Takahashi for UNDERCOVER stand out for their ability to marry influences and design. Virgil Abloh, on the other hand, with his collection for Louis Vuitton, confirms a very controversial trend, continuing to re-propose ideas already presented by other brands, as he did this time with the creations of Craig Green.
Art & Design
Dries Van Noten - Mika Ninagawa



J.W. Anderson - Kate Newby

Valentino - Roger Dean




Ann Demeulemeester - Thierry De Cordier

UNDERCOVER - Cindy Sherman Untitled Film Still






Dior - Daniel Arsham




Celine - David Kramer

Études - Chloe Wise

Off-White - Futura


An Homage to
Louis Vuitton – Yves Saint Laurent by Stefano Pilati SS08

Louis Vuitton - Craig Green SS15, FW17



Louis Vuitton - Coach Cashin Carry Collection (FW 1969)

Vetements - Qasimi FW17

Vetements - Rose’s necklace in Titanic

SSS World Corp - Motörhead

GmbH - Nazar or Evil Eye

Lemaire - Rüdiger Vogler in Alice in The Cities

UNDERCOVER - Bela Lugosi in Dracula
Sacai - Montgomery Clift in From Here to Internity