Renowned French fashion designer Marine Serre has taken a significant step by presenting her inaugural stand-alone men’s collection. This move follows her decision to separate men’s and women’s collections and marks a strategic move to enhance the prominence of her menswear offerings. The unveiling of her first independent men’s collection for autumn/winter 2024 featured 33 looks, skillfully combining casual basics with refined and mature workwear silhouettes.
Key Highlights of the Collection:
The debut collection will be released in three drops, with the first set to launch in June. It will showcase a palette of natural aqua blue and earthy tones, capturing the essence of “spring breakers transitioning from city life to summer reunions.” The collection boasts playful pieces crafted from jacquard knit, transparent mesh, printed silk, and the iconic jersey. Notable elements include Serre’s signature crescent moon adorning jeans and upcycled household linen shirts, capturing the spirit of summer’s initial moments.
- Second Drop (July): This installment offers a versatile wardrobe blending sophistication with a relaxed aesthetic, featuring regenerated denim, organic cotton canvas, Moonogram embossed leather, and graphic upcycled T-shirts and sweatshirts.
- Final Drop (August): Redefining the Marine Serre uniform for a sophisticated back-to-business look, this drop includes elegant poplin shirts, Moon Argyle knit, timeless wool coats, and Moon diamond jacquard tailored pieces like sartorial jackets and tailored relaxed bermuda shorts.
Additional highlights encompass black nylon sporty tracksuits and the introduction of the MS Rise Tyko, a new trail version of the MS Rise sneaker, available in three earthy-toned colorways with contrasted laces.
Marine Serre’s AW24 menswear collection brilliantly marries innovative design with a diverse array of materials and styles, showcasing her commitment to pushing boundaries in the world of men’s fashion.
Note: The information is derived from FashionUnited, with the original article written by Danielle Wightman-Stone.
