Theirry Mugler Fall/Winter 2012

Paris men's fashion week spring/summer 2012: day one in pictures

Arashi Yanagawa
Green taffeta short-suits and pulled up socks provided an alternative spin on traditional tailoring.

Arashi Yanagawa
Layering of garments and a juxtaposition of prints was central to the collection.

Arashi Yanagawa
This summer's colour-blocking trend continues through until next year

French fashion house Christian Lacroix presented a collection of more wearable fashion than many of the other designers.

Christian Lacroix
Classic sports wear in muted colours.

Christian Lacroix
Sleeveless tank tops and plaid trousers continue the golfing theme as seen at Prada

Christian Lacroix
Traditional single-breasted tailoring was also on the agenda at Lacroix.



Mugler
Designer, Nicola Formaichetti, said of the mint hue 'that green represented the blood of the digital era. IIf this technology has a kind of color, for me it was a neon green."

Mugler
Innovative fabrics are central to Nicola Formichetti's boundary-breaking fashion

Mugler
More saleable items were sent down the runway alongside the more extreme creations.

Mugler
The main inspirations for the collection were the work of photographers Herb Ritts and Bruce Weber, sport and Greek mythology

EHUD
Italian label EHUD continued the futuristic theme with metallic fabrics and quirky styling.

EHUD
The male models wore lipstick in a variety of summer shades.

EHUD
Colourful tailoring was once again rife on the runway.

EHUD
White garments with black accessories created this monochromatic look.

EHUD
Another trend that has been widespread on the men's spring/summer runways: shirt-less suits.