Biggest risers at Milan menswear, SS27: high-rise pants (9.9% → 20.3% of looks), curved hem jacket (1.0% → 10.6%) and white (24.6% → 33.9%). Most common: twill (59.1%), tailored pants (53.0%) and side pocket pants (50.0%).
- Looks
- 1,329
- Designers
- 39
- Trends
- 95
Updated September 29, 2026
Shown at Milan Men's Fashion Week, 19–23 June 2026. Next: Fall Winter 2027/28, 15–19 January 2027.
Top of the season
The biggest risers.
92 more trends
Ranked, with share of looks and change, in T-Fashion.
Colors
The three most worn, with share of looks and the closest Pantone code.
White 33.9%
11-0601 TCX +9.3 pts
Black 31.6%
19-0303 TCX −3.6 pts
Elemental Gray 14.2%
18-4005 TCX +0.2 pts
The rest of the palette, by hue
Rose
Coffee
Taupe
Chocolate
Mocha
Almond
Ecru
Sand
Olive
Camel
Butter Yellow
Moss
Baby Blue
Nordic Blue
Powder Blue
Midnight Blue
Mineral Grey
Smoke
Share of looks, change and Pantone for all 22 colors
This preview shows the numbers for the top three only.
Rising and fading
Change in share of looks against SS26.
All 95 trends, ranked
This preview shows the top three of each list.
Garments
Share of looks. The tick marks SS26.
- 1 Pants 66.8%SS26 68.3%
- 2 Jacket 60.5%SS26 50.2%
- 3 Shirts 38.4%SS26 35.2%
All 10 garment categories
This preview shows the top three.
Key items
The top three by share of looks.
Tailored Pants
53.0% of looks · +8.6 pts
Side Pocket Pants
50.0% of looks · +0.7 pts
Blazer
30.5% of looks · +8.4 pts
30 more key items
Ranked, with share of looks and change, in T-Fashion.
Themes
The top three by share of looks.
Quiet Luxury
32.9% of looks · +4.6 pts
Minimalist
24.5% of looks · −2.9 pts
Monochrome
17.8% of looks · +3.3 pts
17 more themes
Ranked, with share of looks and change, in T-Fashion.
Patterns
The top three by share of looks.
Striped
19.0% of looks · −2.4 pts
Checked
9.2% of looks · +0.7 pts
Abstract
4.1% of looks · −3.4 pts
3 more patterns
Ranked, with share of looks and change, in T-Fashion.
Fabrics
The top three by share of looks.
Twill
59.1% of looks · +5.2 pts
Poplin
23.2% of looks · −1.4 pts
Denim
13.8% of looks · +6.0 pts
11 more fabrics
Ranked, with share of looks and change, in T-Fashion.
Designers
The largest shows by number of looks.
All 95 trends
Every trend has its own page with runway looks. Rankings and numbers for all of them are in T-Fashion.
Key items 33
- Blazer
- Cuffed Pants
- Curved Hem Jacket
- Double Breasted Jacket
- Double Pleated Pants
- Drop Shoulder Coat
- Drop Shoulder Jacket
- Elasticated Waistline Pants
- Flap Pockets Jacket
- Formal Shirts
- Full Length Jeans
- Funnel Jacket
- High-Rise Pants
- Longline Jacket
- Loose Pants
- Overcoat
- Oversized Coat
- Oversized Jacket
- Oversized Shirts
- Palazzo Pants
- Polo T-Shirts
- Revere Shirts
- Side Pocket Coat
- Side Pocket Pants
- Side Pocket Shorts
- Stand Collar Coat
- Stand Collar Jacket
- Tailored Pants
- Tailored Shorts
- Tailored Vest
- V Neck Sweater
- Waistcoat
- Wide Leg Pants
Themes 20
Colors 22
SS27 menswear Milan in full
| On this page | In T-Fashion |
|---|---|
| A sample of looks per trend | All 1,329 looks |
| Top 3 per list | All 95 trends, by rising, most seen and fading |
| The largest shows | All 39 designers, show by show |
| Snapshot as of the last update | Updated as each show is analyzed |
| – | Moodboards, concepts and tech packs from the same looks |
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Questions
- What are the biggest SS27 menswear in Milan runway trends?
- By share of looks: twill (59.1%), tailored pants (53.0%) and side pocket pants (50.0%).
- Which SS27 menswear in Milan trends are rising?
- high-rise pants (9.9% → 20.3%), curved hem jacket (1.0% → 10.6%) and white (24.6% → 33.9%).
- Which trends are fading for SS27?
- loose pants (28.2% → 7.9%), wide leg pants (33.8% → 22.2%) and chino (17.5% → 8.7%).
- What are the key SS27 menswear in Milan colors?
- white (33.9%), black (31.6%) and elemental gray (14.2%).
- What does share of looks mean?
- The number of looks that carry a trend divided by all menswear looks T-Fashion analyzed in the scope. The change compares it with the same season one year earlier (SS26).