Men’s fashion has certainly come full circle when you dig deep into the encyclopedia of Menswear over the ages, I mean as far back as the stone age! The FW24 New York Men’s Day at the NYFW was revolutionary!

Agentry PR, spearheaded by fashion industry magnate Erin Hawker, in association with Hilldun, lined up some of the best emerging fashion menswear designers in a presentation production. Each room in a landmark building near Hudson Yards showcased 8 different designers such as; The Salting, Tarpley, Pas Une Marque, Bulan, Terry Singh, Sivan, Y.Chroma by Max Israel, and Landeros.

Gone are the conventional ways of men clad in the predictable drips. Needless to say, Y.Chroma by Max Israel in particular, had a room full of seasoned well groomed male models, akin to an audition holding room for “The Bachelor” TV show, which had every visitor’s heart fluttered with excitement as they walked in to view the collection.

Quite noticeable were collections by such designers like Bulan who utilized sustainable products, upcycled to wearable art. Landeros cleverly reimagined decades old tuxedo into a new age, futuristic tailored ensemble, well suited for both genders. Jack Sivan’s bespoke tailoring took us to the future in spectacular advanced tailored suits that had viewers thinking they were on a movie set. Sean Coutts, who’s self-taught and designing since age 20, under his brand Pas Une Marque, says his inspiration is very philosophically driven.

View the video of all the collections on Facebook and Instagram.

Designs above by Jack Sivan

Sean Coutts with his models in Pas Une Marque

Models above in Landerous

Model in Terry Singh

Sustainable fashion by Bulan