At Paris Fashion Week, Issey Miyake’s new menswear line, IM MEN, was unveiled with futuristic robots and showcased innovative designs mixing tradition and modernity. The collection featured functional,

Giant futuristic robots greeted guests as they entered the pristine runway of Issey Miyake new menswear line IM MEN, unveiled Thursday at Paris Fashion Week.

Marking its debut in Paris, Issey Miyake offshoot IM Men stays true to the eponymous founder’s philosophy of ‘a piece of cloth’. Here, its designers tell Wallpaper* the story behind the shape-shifting

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IM MEN explores new ways of making clothes that respect the human body, based on Issey Miyake’s idea of “a piece of cloth.”

For its first catwalk display in Paris, IM Men presented an elegant, fluid collection for fall 2025. The menswear line designed by MDS, the Miyake Design Studio, is the last brand established by the late designer Issey Miyake.

The label's design studio team blazed a new trail for the Japanese fashion house at Paris Fashion Week, complete with models dancing and futuristic robots.

Despite a lighter runway schedule, Paris remains a hot spot of brands old and new to make their mark. Here WWD spotlights four brands showing for the first time on the men's calendar: the final line launched under the direction of Issey Miyake;

Rick Owens has brought a bold, dystopian energy to Paris Fashion Week, turning the Palais de Tokyo into a stark, industrial stage.

Models wear creations as part of the men's Issey Miyake Fall-Winter 2025-2026 collection, that was presented in Paris, Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)

Showcasing the men's line separately for the first time, designer Yusuke Takahashi offered the building blocks of a smart everyday uniform.

Men's Fashion Week kicks off in Paris on Tuesday, with a number of top labels bedding in new designers or looking for fresh inspiration in an increasingly tough luxury market.