The Essential Menswear Trends For Summer 2025

Lindsay Judge   |   18-06-2025

For Summer 2025, luxury houses are embracing breezy silhouettes, bold palettes, and a renewed sense of ease. Here’s what to wear when the mercury rises.

The New Short Suit

Fendi

The tailoring trend gets a warm-weather upgrade with sharply cut suits paired with tailored shorts — a smart solution for city dressing in the heat. Dior Men led the charge with streamlined monochrome sets in tonal greys and dusty blues, while Fendi offered relaxed fits with soft layering in linen and silk blends. The effect? Boardroom polish meets vacation ease.

Coastal Neutrals

Zegna

Earthy tones and off-whites are the new go-to for understated summer luxury. Zegnas collection was a masterclass in tonal dressing, layering shades of sand, ecru, and bone across fluid tailoring and soft knitwear.

Loro Piana

Loro Piana followed suit with suede slip-ons and linen overshirts in sun-faded hues, ideal for Mediterranean escapes or barefoot dinners by the sea.

Sleeveless Statements

Gucci

This seasons ultimate power move? No sleeves. From Guccis sleeveless tailoring to Loewes sculptural muscle tees, arms are the new focal point. Best worn with wide-leg trousers or shorts, this trend blends sport and sophistication effortlessly.

Luxe Utility

Prada

Functional fashion gets a luxe rethink. Hermès delivered safari jackets, tech-fabric vests, and multi-pocket trousers in rich tobacco tones, while Brunello Cucinelli added refinement with lightweight cotton cargos and polished leather sandals. Think performance with polish.

High-Gloss Finishes

Giorgio Armani

Shine isnt just for eveningwear anymore. Bottega Veneta showcased patent-effect outerwear and glossy leather shirts in bold jewel tones, while Givenchy offered a more minimalist take with metallic accents and high-shine accessories.

Elevated Beachwear

Gucci

Gone are the loud logos and garish prints — this summers swimwear is refined. Tom Ford brought retro-inspired short shorts in rich colours and silk textures, while Amiri introduced coordinated beach sets with artisanal embroidery and soft, vacation-ready fabrics.