Recap: The Best of 108th edition of Pitti Uomo
As the curtain falls on this year’s Pitti Uomo, the men’s fashion calendar marches on with renewed energy. The 2025 edition of the prestigious Florence menswear fair once again affirmed the enduring vitality of classic tailoring and contemporary style. According to official figures, international buyers rose by nearly 3% year-on-year—a promising indicator for the global menswear market. “It’s not just about numbers,” remarked Agostino Poletto, Director of Pitti Immagine. “The atmosphere in Florence over these four days was electric, driven by over 740 exhibitors whose collections showcased a seamless blend of heritage craftsmanship and avant-garde creativity—a definitive statement for modern menswear.”
This season’s Pitti Uomo featured numerous top-tier brands, drawing the attention of fashionistas with showcases such as Homme Plissé Issey Miyake’s art-meets-tech approach, Korean label Post Archive Faction (PAF)’s runway show, emerging designer Niccolò Pasqualetti’s menswear debut, and Japanese brand Children of the Discordance, known for its work in vintage reconstruction. These presentations injected rich diversity into the realm of men’s fashion. Beyond the runway, the street style scene outside Pitti Uomo 108 was equally captivating. Fashion insiders roamed the streets in distinct ensembles, combining clean tailoring and classic accessories to add a refreshing touch to Florence’s menswear style landscape.
