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New York Men's Day to return for 22nd season this September

New York Men’s Day (NYMD), the bi-annual menswear collective organized by Agentry PR, will return for its 22nd season this September. This season's event, which will take place on Friday, September 6, will be presented by Victorinox at Location05 and Daylight Studios, next to the iconic Hudson Yards. Spanning three floors once more, seven...

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New York Men's Day (NYMD) to return for 21st season

Set to return for its 21st season, the bi-annual menswear collective New York Men's Day (NYMD) will take place at Location05 on February 9, 2024. Presented by Hilldun Corporation, the event builds on the success of the previous season and will inaugurate four new emerging brands and four returning designers. “We understand and appreciate the...

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New York Men's Day exemplified a new masculinity

New York Men’s Day returned as part of New York Fashion Week for its annual showcase of emerging menswear designers. This year’s crop of designers and brands included Amirok, Atelier Cillian, A. Potts, Fried Rice, Holo Market, Nicholas Raefski, Nobis, Teddy Vonranson, Terry Singh, Todd Patrick, and So.Ty. The big trends at this year’s New York...

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Key NYMD Takeaways from Manufacturing to Masculinity

New York Fashion Week commenced with the bi-annual showcase of emerging menswear designers at New York Men’s Day (NYMD), now in its 17th season of introducing new talent to the city’s veteran fashion community. One such veteran, Perry Ellis, relaunched its Perry Ellis America label at the show, alongside eight up-and-coming brands that were also...

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New York Men's Day announced for February 11

The show is going on. New York Men’s Day is moving forward with its annual event scheduled for February 11 at Canoe Studios. The event, held by Agentry PR, will host its 17th iteration on the kickoff day of New York Fashion Week. For the first time, NYMD will be sponsored by Perry Ellis, which is relaunching the Perry Ellis America line. 10...

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NYMD: William Frederick

Minimalism has made an unquestionable return to menswear. Designer Bill McNicol made his New York Men’s Day debut with his clothing line William Frederick. The designer’s focus this season was on curiosity, intelligence, and intimacy. McNicol was inspired to choose mostly neutral tones because to focus on the life and space of artists. The idea...

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New York Men's Day returns to in-person shows

WWD has reported that New York Men’s Day will be returning to in-person shows in September. The showcase of emerging menswear designers produced by Agentry PR will return to its usual two-set format of showing one group of designers from 10:30 am to noon and the second set from 4:30 pm to 6 p.m. New York Men’s Day is currently scheduled for...

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The new trends in menswear

GQ's November 2019 cover featured musician Pharrell Williams in a Moncler puffer dress with the cover line "The New Masculinity." This cover was a controversy, a conversation, and challenged notions of what qualified as menswear as we enter this decade and the concept of gender becomes more fluid. This was evident during New York Men's Day this...

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Timo Weiland makes a comeback at New York Men's Day

Fashion designer Timo Weiland has long been a staple of New York's fashion scene, from his party appearances, to DJing some of the biggest fashion and celebrity parties, and his fashion line, he truly is a man about town. However, creating collections has been on a hiatus for Weiland the past several years as he's focused on other business...

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New York Fashion Week: Men's plays on street wear and contemporary Americanism

New York Fashion Week: Men's has kicked off its fifth season, and day one commenced with New York Men's Day, where a slew of rising designers displayed their fashion talents to editors, buyers, bloggers and industry personnel. This year, many designers attempted to play up on the popularity of the streetwear phenomenon, and play up to motifs of...