Menswear taking centre stage, as the fashion industry shifts its focus to guys


A model presents a creation during the menswear Autumn/Winter 2023 show for Hermes at Paris Fashion Week. Photo: AFP

The recent menswear fashion weeks in Paris and Milan have returned to their former glory. This is seen as an indication that the market is on the mend.

The menswear industry took a beating due to the pandemic – with the fashion week calendar in both those cities trimmed down for two years.

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