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Spring is officially here. It’s time to really start dressin’. —Yang-Yi Goh, senior style editor |
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5 Can’t-Miss Menswear Drops to Kickstart Your Spring Wardrobe |
April has arrived, warmer weather is just around the corner, and it’s officially time to break out the lightweight jackets and other covetable spring garms—from crisp button-downs and flowy trousers to airy knits and cushy loafers. And if you’re ready for a complete wardrobe refresh, you’re in luck: a slew of excellent IYKYK designers all have top-notch collections landing this month. Whether your vibe runs more effortlessly artful, supremely functional, or sharply tailored, here are five menswear drops that’ll elevate your warm-weather rotation and get your fits fully dialed for the season ahead. —Tyler Watamanuk
A Kind of Guise |
In recent years, Berlin’s A Kind of Guise has built a cult following stateside for its tasteful, vibrant, supremely wearable clothing—and this latest collection might just be the brand’s strongest yet. Painterly prints abound, splashed across short-sleeve shirts and silk scarfs. Knockabout shorts are cut from luxurious Italian fabrics with open-knit detailing; unlined blazers remix traditional seersucker in bold new tones. You could easily wear these garments to the office, but they’d sure look and feel a whole lot better on a vacation by the Mediterranean.
Soshiotsuki |
Even in a fashion landscape where Saint Laurent’s oversized suits rule the day, Soshiotsuki’s ultra-exaggerated silhouettes feel striking and novel. The Tokyo label punches up 1980s Wall Street staples like double-breasted jackets and short-sleeved button-downs with slouchy cuts and fresh textures.
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