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Formal Dior’S!Stellar!Show AN ISSUE OF CollectionS THE!NEW FORMAL DIOR’S!STELLAR!SHOW"COMPLETE WITH!A!FULL!ORCHESTRA" CAPTURED!THE!FALL!SEASON’S MORE!DRESSED#UP!VIBE KANYE: LOVE HIM OR HATE HIM? TISCI TELLS TALES GENDER BENDER ANDROGYNY REIGNS MODEL STARS RUNWAY TRENDS THE GLOBAL GUY JONATHAN’S SONG A MOMENT FOR MARNI NEW YORK’S DYNAMIC DUO CollectionS CONTENTS FEATURES 30 HIS!TAKE A peek behind the scenes with M Collection’s fashion director Alex Badia during his whirlwind fashion week adventure. 42 BLURRED!LINES The runway was filled this season with androgynous looks, but the gender-bending aesthetic is hardly new. 44 SHAKING! THINGS!UP Jonathan Anderson has only been in business for a few years, but he’s already had a major influence. 52 TISCI'S!TAKE Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci opens up about his career in men’s wear, the controversy about androgyny and his use of social media. 64 KANYE'S! FASHION!MOMENT The hip-hop star and designer wannabe finally breaks through for fall with a critically acclaimed collaboration with Adidas. LOOSENING!UP"!The tailored MARTINEZ 66 MAKING!IT! wardrobe has been updated for fall ! IN!THE!RAG!TRADE with looser silhoue#es on suits and Rag & Bone’s Marcus Wainwright overcoats, many in heritage men's RODOLFO ! wear fabrics. Here, Caruso’s wool suit BY and David Neville have built ! and Boglioli’s co#on shirt. Bo#ega a $200 million-plus business Veneta scarf and shoes. Page 46 PHOTO over the past decade. CONTENTS BETWEEN!THE!LINES 10 TOP! 20 NEW!PLAYER INSTAGRAM! It’s been a long time coming, MOMENTS but New York is finally Where would the fashion getting its own men’s world be without Instagram? fashion week, in July. CollectionS A look at some of the best from fashion weeks. 24 MODELS!OF! PERFECTION 12 STREETS! A closer look at the most OF!DREAMS popular male models on this Savile Row has some season’s runways, plus competition for male Lucky Blue’s social media consumers from Carnaby savvy pays dividends. M Street in London and !!!!!!ON!THE!COVER! Dior’s symphonic moment. Via Gesù in Milan. 29 INSPIRATION!BOARD Photo by Giovanni Giannoni The stylish men who 14 STANDING!TALL inspired designers’ fall A social media frenzy at Six designers who collections, from Marlon Burberry Prorsum. stood out for fall. Brando to Jeff Koons. Photo by Alfredo Piola M WWD IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF FAIRCHILD PUBLISHING, LLC. COPYRIGHT ©2014 FAIRCHILD PUBLISHING, LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PRINTED IN THE U.S.A. VOLUME 209, NO. 53. Sunday, March 15, 2015. 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