IM MEN’s Spring/Summer ‘27 collection was a fluid and poetic interpretation of menswear. Tailoring, artisanal craftsmanship, and ease came together to create Japanese-inspired silhouettes combined with contemporary tailoring through an artistic approach.
The collection delivered a vision of masculinity that is soft rather than rigid and conventional. Sheer garments, cut-outs, and skin-revealing pieces were part of the language which showcased an expressive masculinity.
Oversized proportions, relaxed tailoring, draped constructions, and fluid garments created a sense of freedom and comfort, while wide-leg trousers, voluminous coats, oversized shirts, and tailored jackets presented the technical mastery of the brand. Jackets featured dropped shoulders, extended lengths, and loose sleeves, with an emphasis on comfort and movement.
The show began with a monochromatic sequence dominated by black, charcoal grey and off-white. As the collection progresses, the palette evolves into vivid shades of green, blue, pink, and metallic tones. Trousers were wide and fluid, while cocoon-like coats, layered tunics, asymmetrical tops, wrapped trousers, and cape-inspired silhouettes evoked an intentional focus on the clothing rather than the body wearing it.
Words by Carolina Benjumea
