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What suit would that be without a jewel-brooch?

As trends in men's fashion continue to evolve, one classic accessory is making a bold comeback—brooches. According to NSS Magazine, brooches are the must-have accessory of the season, adding a refined and expressive touch to contemporary menswear:

Worn in the past by Greeks and Romans as a symbol of their social status and still worn today on soldiers' jackets to show ranks and recognitions, brooches are the accessory of this season for men's fashion. Thanks to the return of dandy aesthetics and this year's announced Met Gala theme, "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," in celebrity red carpet looks and some men's collections presented during fashion weeks, we can see how jackets and coats have once again been adorned with fine jewelry brooches. Jewelry and accessories have always been part of men's wardrobes: from medieval fibulas used to fasten knights' cloaks to brooches worn on the lapels of dandy jackets in the 19th century.

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The Best-Dressed Men at the Baftas 2025

The 2025 BAFTAs saw a mix of classic elegance and contemporary style, with attendees showcasing both traditional tailoring and modern statements. According to Esquire UK, standout looks included Barry Keoghan’s playful take on formalwear, Cillian Murphy’s understated sophistication, and David Beckham’s sharp yet effortless aesthetic. Velvet, double-breasted suits, and subtle embellishments were key trends, blending timeless craftsmanship with fresh details. Some opted for bold colors, while others relied on impeccable cuts and textures to make an impact. The event reinforced that red carpet menswear is evolving, balancing heritage, personality, and innovation in equal measure.

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London Fashion Week 2025 Highlights the Best of Innovation and Tradition

London Fashion Week 2025 delivered a vibrant mix of heritage craftsmanship and boundary-pushing innovation, solidifying the city’s reputation as a hub for experimental fashion.

Among the highlights was Burberry’s refined take on British heritage, blending classic tailoring with modern silhouettes. Erdem and Simone Rocha leaned into romanticism, showcasing intricate lace, florals, and voluminous shapes. Meanwhile, JW Anderson and Craig Green pushed the envelope with avant-garde designs, proving that London remains at the cutting edge of global fashion.

The drama of the week was equally headline-worthy, with unexpected model castings, bold political statements, and a few last-minute show changes keeping audiences on their toes.

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