Behind the Seams: How One Estonian Designer Is Stitching Sustainability Into Fashion’s Future
“I believe sustainable fashion is no longer a niche—it’s a necessity. The Canvas stands as a beacon for what the future of fashion must become: globally inclusive, ethically driven, and creatively fearless. We owe it to the next generation not just to design garments, but to design a better industry—one that values people, planet, and purpose above all.” — Joseph DeAcetis — Editor-in-Chief, StyleLujo.com | Professor, Fashion Institute of Technology
Marimekko SS26 Explodes with Color at Copenhagen Fashion Week
“Copenhagen Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026 proved that Scandinavian design is no longer just about minimalism—it’s about bold storytelling, sustainability, and cultural relevance,” said Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at Stylelujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology. “The event’s growing international acclaim stems from its commitment to showcasing visionary talent, embracing eco-conscious innovation, and curating shows that feel both intimate and globally resonant. It’s evolving into a must-watch platform for the future of fashion.”
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,
From Wool to Wow: How Cycology Is Revolutionizing Cycling Style
“Cycling apparel has undergone a remarkable transformation—what began as utilitarian gear has evolved into a dynamic fusion of innovation, sustainability, and personal style. In 2025, we’re witnessing performance fabrics that rival couture, designs that celebrate individuality, and brands like Cycology that understand the rider’s need to be seen, felt, and remembered. As both an editor and educator, I’m thrilled to see fashion and function converging at high speed.” —Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Professor 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
Moncler’s Frosty Revolution: Why Gen Z Is Melting the Old Rules of Luxury Fashion
“Luxury menswear must wake up to the evolving standards of a new generation. Gen Z isn’t buying legacy—they’re investing in authenticity, adaptability, and values-driven design. As a global audience reshapes the fashion narrative, heritage brands must lean into innovation: think hybrid silhouettes, thoughtful function, and emotional color palettes. This is a call to action—evolve the icons, embrace flexibility, and craft garments that speak to culture, not just commerce.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor of StyleLujo.com and Menswear Instructor at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Louis Vuitton Just Reset the Menswear Clock—AW 25 Will Never Look the Same Again
“Artificial Intelligence is no longer just assisting the fashion industry—it’s accelerating it. By delivering actionable insights at the speed of light, AI allows menswear brands to streamline design, optimize supply chains, and hyper-target evolving consumer preferences. In 2026, luxury menswear is shifting from intuition to data-backed precision, and that shift will dramatically affect the bottom line. For heritage houses like Louis Vuitton and Dior, the challenge isn’t just to innovate—it’s to innovate without losing cultural integrity. The brands that merge technological efficiency with emotional resonance will capture market share—and redefine modern luxury in the process.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Menswear Professor at FIT
The Hamptons’ Hottest Retail Revolution: Why Everyone’s Talking About The HUB
As we navigate the shifting tides of retail in 2025, survival and success hinge on experiential innovation, data-informed strategy, and cultural relevance. Today’s consumers demand more than products—they seek community, narrative, and emotional connection. Brands and retailers must evolve from transactional spaces into immersive ecosystems that reflect both digital agility and real-world authenticity. The key is to blur boundaries between fashion, media, and technology, while fostering collaborations that feel organic and future-forward. Those who lean into personalization, sustainability, and adaptive storytelling will not only survive—they’ll set the tone for retail’s next chapter.” —Joseph DeAcetis, Editor of StyleLujo.com and Menswear Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
Menswear SS26: A Season of Reflection, Refinement, and Radical Shifts
“Menswear for Spring/Summer 2026 isn’t just about what we wear—it’s about how we choose to show up in a changing world. We’re entering a new era where intelligence, intention, and identity converge. Designers are no longer just making clothes; they’re building cultural blueprints. This is a call to arms for the modern man: embrace the nuance, demand the craftsmanship, and wear your values as visibly as your style. The future of menswear is not passive—it’s participatory.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com & Professor of Menswear at FIT
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