Trendstop brings FashionUnited readers a look at some of the international menswear collections for the Resort 2025 season.

The men’s Resort collections offered up a fusion of casual utilitarianism, sports-inspired streetwear and formalwear with attitude. A nostalgia for childhood and teenage subcultures sees heritage elements merge with the punchy rebellion of youth.

Undercover                                                

A sense of weightlessness underscored Jun Takahashi’s Undercover collection as the designer looked to ‘invertebrate’ construction techniques to make pieces lighter and more dynamic. Vented jackets, wide-gauge knits and easy sporty or utilitarian cuts created roomy silhouettes. Graphic patches, studded details and jewellery and stiff, rough textured fabrications introduced subcultural ‘tribal’ signatures and expressed a punkish attitude.

Givenchy

The spirit of punk also infused Givenchy’s latest Resort outing. Mixing formal tailoring with youthful, athletic detailing, suits were teamed with chunky hiker-laced sneakers and fur trimmed cropped jackets were worn over comfortable velvet sweatsuits. Smart outerwear blended playful luxury with a laidback rebelliousness as purple tuxedo lapels, satin bows, glitter collars or contrast button details were paired with relaxed cut washed denims, oversized utilitarian shirting and skater pocketed pants.

Nanushka

Sandra Sándor focused on nostalgia and childhood memories of her teenage years in Budapest. Utilitarian elements from patchwork details to press stud and hook fastening referenced the post-war era workwear worn by her grandfather. Wooden beads and folkloric florals supplied the decorative adornments whilst athleisure-informed designs supplied a comfort aspect. Leather made from compressed off-cuts and regenerated cashmere formed the basis of the brand’s commitment to sustainability.

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