The Best US Open 2025 Fashion Trends to Wear On and Off the Court
The US Open 2025 is redefining court-side style with a fresh blend of athletic elegance and late-summer sophistication. This season’s standout trends—Color Pop Skort Duo, Tennis Tailoring, Sheer Elegance Layered, and Modern Prep—bring a dynamic mix of bold hues, structured silhouettes, and breezy layers that transition seamlessly from match day to city nights. “Tennis fashion is having its biggest style moment yet,” says Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology. “These looks reflect a cultural shift where sport and luxury fashion intersect, creating a new standard for modern dressing both on and off the court.”
Brunello Cucinelli’s FW25 Menswear Is a Masterclass in Quiet Power—Here’s Why It’s the Most Elegant Collection of the Season
“With Anamnesis, Brunello Cucinelli delivers more than a seasonal offering—he presents a philosophical framework for how modern men should dress: with intention, emotional depth, and quiet confidence. This collection is a sartorial meditation on memory and identity, reminding us that true elegance lies not in spectacle, but in substance.” —Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Professor of Advanced Menswear at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Roger Dubuis Just Reinvented the Chronograph—And It’s a Mechanical Masterpiece in Motion
“The launch of the Excalibur Spider Flyback Chronograph marks a watershed moment in contemporary horology—where avant-garde design and mechanical innovation converge to redefine the chronograph’s role in luxury. It’s a bold declaration that the future of watchmaking lies not in imitation, but in expressive engineering.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor of StyleLujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology
This Menswear Collection Was Inspired by WWII Fighter Pilots—and It’s Absolutely Jaw-Dropping
“I see Gieves & Hawkes AW25 as emblematic of a larger shift in menswear—where heritage is no longer just preserved but reinterpreted with purpose. This season, the brand demonstrates how tailoring can serve as both a vessel for historical narrative and a tool for modern self-expression. Menswear in 2025 is increasingly task-oriented, intelligent, and emotionally resonant—designed not just to impress, but to empower men to navigate their lives with clarity and conviction.” —Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at Stylelujo.com and Professor of Menswear at the Fashion Institute of Technology,
KITON AW 2025 Is the Ultimate Power Move: Why America’s Wealthiest Men Are Suited for Sartorial Greatness Again
“As Editor of StyleLujo.com and Menswear Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology, I can unequivocally affirm that Kiton stands as a paragon of sartorial excellence in an era marked by seismic shifts in taste and values. In today’s high-stakes corporate and cultural landscape, dressing for success is no longer about conspicuous luxury—but about precision, intention, and legacy. Sartorial menswear is the silent language of leadership, signaling discipline, discernment, and aspiration. Kiton’s unwavering commitment to artisanal mastery—while deftly evolving its offerings to align with global standards of comfort, sustainability, and understated elegance—cements its role not just as a fashion house, but as a cultural institution guiding the modern man toward style-driven ascent.”
— Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Menswear Professor, Fashion Institute of Technology
From Cobblers to Catwalks: How TOD’S Became the Quiet Giant of Italian Luxury
“In the Autumn/Winter 2025 season, luxury footwear takes center stage in a broader return to dressing for success. After five years of experimental chaos in menswear, it’s refreshing to see brands reembracing elevated conservatism and crafting styles that reflect what male consumers are truly asking for: refinement, function, and timeless sophistication.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Instructor of Menswear at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Why Gen Z Is Ditching Fast Fashion for $1,500 Jeans—and the Designer Leading the Charge
“We are witnessing a generational shift in fashion where sustainability is no longer a luxury—it’s a mandate. Gen Z is leading this charge with an unrelenting demand for transparency, ethics, and environmental responsibility. What excites me most is how designers like Gabriela Hearst are not just responding to this movement—they’re shaping it. Hearst’s visionary approach proves that sustainability and sophistication can coexist at the highest levels of design. She’s not following a trend—she’s setting the standard for what fashion must become.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor-in-Chief of StyleLujo.com and Instructor at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT)
Metal, Mood, and Marie Colomb: Rabanne’s New Era Is Pure Gen Z Gold
“Gen Z doesn’t just buy fashion—they buy into values, identity, and narrative. What makes Rabanne’s strategy so effective is that it doesn’t try to decode Gen Z through data alone—it engages them through emotion, authenticity, and aesthetic clarity. The Winter 2026 campaign is a case study in how to build cultural relevance without pandering. By casting individuals who reflect the complexity and diversity of this generation, Rabanne isn’t just marketing to Gen Z—it’s inviting them into the brand’s evolving story. That’s not just smart branding—it’s future-proofing.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor, StyleLujo.com
5 Must-Have SS25 Menswear Picks That’ll Elevate Your Wardrobe in an Instant
This SS25 season, menswear is all about blending iconic style with modern trends and sustainable innovation. Todd Snyder’s relaxed knit polo in soft cream, sage, and pink offers a chic, breathable option for laid-back looks, while Everlane’s eco-friendly button-down polo combines organic cotton with moisture-wicking COOLMAX technology to keep you cool in the heat. Madewell’s vintage-inspired Johnny-Collar cotton polo brings a classic touch with blue vertical stripes, and Aime Leon Dore’s nautical red and blue rugby sweater delivers timeless charm with a Mediterranean flair. These pieces are perfect for any man looking to upgrade his wardrobe with style, comfort, and sustainability.
How Y Chroma Aims To Boost The Menswear Category For Gen X
At present, the global economic outlook continues to be unsettled. As financial, geopolitical, and other challenges weigh heavily on consumer confidence, fashion brands in the US, Europe, and China face new challenges, requiring suppliers, brands, and retailers to support contingency planning in a unified fashion. Innovative brands challenging the old guard are changing price, sustainability, and customer experience tactics. Success for new disruptors and industry leaders will likely hinge on their ability to adapt to evolving consumer preferences while navigating uncharted territory.