FT SeriesMenswear Autumn/Winter 2020 showsOur guide to the best of the new season’s collectionsLouis Vuitton © Jason Lloyd-EvansWhile protests continue in Paris, designers reappraise modern masculinityAs the menswear shows end, were luxury labels championing liberal values or looking to capture woke Gen Z consumers?Craig Green is in a school of his ownOn the final days of the menswear shows in Paris, designers showed a united front — in both aesthetic and moodIn Paris, clothes for the Instagram generationRick Owens and Dior’s Kim Jones are doing brisk business — and creating a legacySuits aren’t just for the officeTwisted takes on tailoring at Valentino, Louis Vuitton and Raf Simons give the menswear staple relevance for a new decadeWith Gucci, Milan fashion week is back on scheduleMen’s fashion week got a confidence boost — and an extra day — thanks to the return of Gucci and FerragamoFar from Hong Kong, Miuccia Prada celebrates history’s ‘anti-heroes’The designer’s Autumn/Winter 2020 collection, shown in Milan on Sunday, proposed a different reflection of masculinityMore from this SeriesIn Milan, Dolce & Gabbana delivers on what it does bestTailoring, recycling and a love of craft are emerging as key themes of the Autumn/Winter 2020 menswear seasonStefano Pilati and Telfar stage shows to rememberOn the final evening of the men’s shows in Florence, the experiential vibe was in full effectJil Sander — content simply to be simpleDesigners Luke and Lucie Meier return to the city where they met to show an assured AW20 collectionDoes London need Men’s Fashion Week?The shows were awash with talent. What was missing was an audience
