Your vibe attracts your tribe! This collection proves that men's grooming can be just as colorful and daring. Wildly cool, Paul Mac Special's looks play with stunning shapes, edgy textures and awe-inspiring haircolor... just magnificent men's hairstyling.

The maxi quiff is the main protagonist of this inspired collection by the amazing Hamlet Gukasyan. Mid-length barbering in perfect synergy with short cropping accentuate the depth, structure and artistic intricacy of the quiff. 

Viva Milano! Iceberg turn the tables on their famous brand codes, unveiling a 90's influenced collection. The sportswear aesthetic, the innovative approach to knitwear, the passion for prints and the employ of technical fabrics feature heavily throughout this collection.

Modern, stylish interpretations of a dandy by Jonny Engstrom at Guy Kremer Salon. The key element is to place unique importance upon physical appearance and personal grooming – multiplied to the point of untimate refinement, whatever the occasion.

Steve Rowbottom and Jody Toner, from the Westrow Artistic Team, have unveiled their latest male collection – 'Structure'. Taking inspiration from recent Dior Homme fashions and combining it with structure and form of strong geometric shapes and a multi-dimensional texture.

The Fall-Winter '16 Richard James Chains + Cranes collection is a bold, sharp-edged collection that celebrates London at its most powerful and all-encompassing: a great, clanking, salt-corroded and color-rich hive of industry and glamorous intrigue.

There are all kinds of subcultures in an urban jungle, each requiring a precise look and feel. Simon Khan has taken it upon himself to perfect as many of these as possible, all with chiseled silhouettes, flawless texture in honor of the men dominating the urban jungle.

The inspiration of Malan Breton Men's Spring/Summer 2016 Collection comes from his recent travels to Taiwan’s Sun Moon Lake – the collection drew from Breton’s background in the arts and incorporated traditional Taiwanese dying techniques and embroidery.

Throwback to the oldies when the use of black and white pictures were used to illustrate a trends in fashion spreads. With the dramatic contrasts, simple lines draw clear boundaries and sharp silhouettes use volumes to express the symbol of a strong man.

As the vintage trend dictates, hair is long on top and held in place with a gel that gives a wet-look effect. Sides and sideburns are instead clipped to almost zero, leaving room for a radical shave. The face is clean-shaven; nix the beard. This new men's look by Matty Conrad struts its stuff.