Agnès B.’s Men’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection was not showcased via a traditional catwalk show format but through an intimate presentation held at the Parisian brand's headquarters.
The more laid-back, homely setup, which included branded, candy-coloured surfboards as part of the decoration, matched the tone of the lineup: a mixture of seasonal staples, ultralight tailoring and joyful, eye-catching summer tees and shirts.
For lovers of colour, plenty of short- and long-sleeved shirts featured micro patterns and printed beach landscapes, while tie-dye-style tees leaned into a more casual proposal. Speaking of sand and salt, a few jewellery pieces also captured the summery spirit, from pendant rock necklaces to seashell lapel brooches. A dungaree in pale orange and a navy, short-sleeved button-up jumpsuit conveyed a practical feel.
There was also space for more minimal styles, with day-to-day black T-shirts and textured tank tops mixed with dark floral trousers. A couple of black leather and silk bombers were spotted, as were classic tailored Bermuda shorts, fitted trousers, and linen suits. Detailing was on point, hence the subtle fireman clasp on a jacket with its collar popped, the use of neck scarves and the light layers placed over button-downs.
Besides suiting, matching shorts-and-jacket sets offered comfort when dressing, while a robe-style jacket worn with ecru shorts was paired with a colour-coordinating shirt underneath. Headwear options were plentiful, ranging from fedoras and bucket hats to all-time favourites like baseball caps.
Leaning into the lightness of typical summer materials, linens and cottons were naturally key collection fabrics. The use of stripes, a label signature element since its first menswear store opening back in the 1980s, was this time implemented on polo-style, short- and long-sleeved shirts and T-shirts, as well as on a couple of suits, including a pink variation that would do wonders for the gaze if seen walking down a Parisian street.
Words by Ketlyn Araujo
