How menswear trends combine statement-making flair with play-it-cool style


Designers want men to explore their more creative side when it comes to dressing. Photo: Instagram/Kenzo

Menswear emerged out of the pandemic years with its sights set on a brighter future. At the start of 2023, there were predictions of booming growth.

One recent report by IMARC Group states that the market is expected to expand globally to US$792bil (approximately RM3.75 trillion) by 2028. It reached US$560.2bil (RM2.66 trillion) in 2022.

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