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Dries Van Noten Spring 2027 Menswear

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Dries Van Noten Spring 2027 Menswear
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Unlined duster coats flying over wrinkled crepe semi-sheer shirts and short shorts. A whole variety of lightweight parkas to sling on top.Julian Klausner was one designer for whom the scorching heat of Paris turned out to work totally in his favor. His lyrical, utterly lightweight collection for Dries Van Noten—his third menswear show since he’s stepped up as creative director—was entrancing to behold even in the 100-degree heat.

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Original publisherVogue
Canonical URLhttps://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/spring-2027-menswear/dries-van-noten
Publication timeFri, 26 Jun 2026 02:14:44 +0000
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Fluttering barely-there layers. Washes of pale color. Silk cargo pants with an easy, airy volume. Unlined duster coats flying over wrinkled crepe semi-sheer shirts and short shorts. A whole variety of lightweight parkas to sling on top.Julian Klausner was one designer for whom the scorching heat of Paris turned out to work totally in his favor. His lyrical, utterly lightweight collection for Dries Van Noten—his third menswear show since he’s stepped up as creative director—was entrancing to behold even in the 100-degree heat.

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