Top 11 Trends in Men's Fashion for Spring/Summer 2022

The key words for Spring/Summer 2022 Menswear Week are 'rekindled creativity' and 'optimism'. Cardigans, bright colors, and party styles were popular this season, and these vibrant garments seemed to make up for the social life we've lost over the past two years due to the epidemic. In addition, this season's designers ventured out and introduced traditionally feminine clothing elements into the male closet, such as cut-out tops and skirted renditions of shorts.

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The renowned designer Nicolas D? Felice returned to Courregés and showed a series of cut-out tank tops in the label's spring/summer 2022 show, and then other designers followed suit. Cutout fashion became one of the fashion statements for summer 2022.

Quirky, cozy knit sweaters show off personality and are very easy to style.

Sleeveless sweaters, both V-neck and crew-neck, can be seen everywhere on the streets of Fashion Week, and it's become a fad. Prada has made it one of the pioneering trends, blending it with sophistication, while other brands have incorporated various patterns in their sleeveless undershirts.

Male models broke the boundaries of Western gender norms by showing off their legs on the catwalk in skirts. Whether knee-length or maxi, luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton, Dior Menswear and Burberry opted for this gender-blurred look.

Last summer's must-have Bermuda shorts continue to be hot this year. While super short shorts aren't the latest trend, they're still an iconic and super popular piece.

From metallic pants to rhinestone jeans, designers are showing off party style with a range of bright and bold glittery pieces.

Brands that have traditionally put bespoke clothing at their core, this season, rethought their strategy, opting in large part to design two better-wearing pieces that can be worn in the office or walked to the store down the street.

For spring/summer 2022, almost all the big designers went crazy for ultra-comfortable sandals with elastic. On the Dries van Noten runway, the vast majority of models in corseted tunics could be found with ultra-wide sandals on their feet.

It turns out that the world's leading menswear designers are just as tired of the traditional masculine colors of gray and navy as we are. The variety of unusual colors shown on the London, Milan and Paris catwalks attests to this. This season, the colorful array of colors, from neon green to fluorescent pink to iron blue, made people look forward to a fearless, optimistic and colorful summer.

This season, designers are taking their collections back to nature, a return worthy of Marie-Antoinette's decision to flee the court in 1783. The soft colors and embossed green displays look like we're heading to the countryside. Fendi, Thebe? Thebe Magugu and Ermenegildo? Ermenegildo Zegna have all spotted the trend.

Pinks, light pinks and neon pinks made their debut on the runway last summer and will now undoubtedly make a comeback for spring/summer 2022. Whether it's the Ami suit, Louis Vuitton, or the sportswear version of the famous German brand GmbH, pink is always the go-to color that designers love.