AW2025 Menswear Trend Forecast: Embracing Femininity - a move toward softer styles (54 pages)

Femininity and androgyny has been a growing trend on the menswear runways. This trend forecast uses images from AW2024 and Resort 2025 to provide ideas and inspiration while also discussing the key notions for this trend and the ways that it can be made more commercial for the end consumer.

This 54 page report gives you:

• Over 200 menswear looks to draw inspiration from, including exclusive photography by the author, with images from runway shows in
  
  • Major fashion weeks - New York, London, Milan Paris
  • Minor fashion weeks - Berlin, Tokyo, Shanghai, Spain, Mexico, Australia
• Five sections to guide you in the key pieces, details, silhouettes, and more;
• Commentary throughout that discusses the trend and its commercial applications for the AW2025 season.

This trend forecast is the perfect companion for inspiration, guidance, and ideas, and will be useful to those in many different fields including:

• design;
• buying;
• merchandising;
• marketing;
• visual merchandising;
• styling;
• or anyone with an interest for menswear wishing to get ahead of the curve.

About the author:

I have over 15 years of experience working in fashion across a broad range of disciplines, including trend forecasting (womenswear, menswear, and accessories), styling, buying & merchandising, e-commerce, and marketing.

I am a graduate of the London College of Fashion, with a Postgraduate Certificate in Fashion Buying & Merchandising, and have worked at brands including Karen Millen and Vivienne Westwood. I also have four years of experience working on e-commerce and marketing at a multi-brand company covering sportswear and fashion, with brands including Adidas, Converse, Fila, Ugg, and Bata.

I regularly travel to attend major fashion events including London Fashion Week and Berlin Fashion Week, and have also worked backstage at Paris Fashion Week. I also travel to fragrance events including Esxence, Pitti Fragranze and Olfactory Signals.