Vogue Looks Back at Street Style from Spring 2017 Menswear Shows

Vogue revisits street style from the spring 2017 menswear shows, comparing the fashion landscape a decade later. The shows were then spread across four fashion capitals plus Pitti Uomo in Florence; now only Milan, Paris, and Pitti have dedicated menswear weeks. Many figures remain active: Yu Masui and Takeji Hirakawa still dress distinctively, photographers Phil Oh and Acielle Tanbetova continue documenting. Others have moved: Alessandro Michele left Gucci for Valentino, Matthew Foley switched from Emporio Armani to Thom Browne. Virgil Abloh has passed. The article highlights specific looks and people: models supporting the World Cup at Pitti, Michele in his "Techno is my boyfriend" hat, Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne hosting Public School in Paris, Mobolaji Dawodu's consistent style, Chitose Abe presenting Sacai, Miles Chamley-Watson transitioning from Olympic fencer to Vogue favorite, A$AP Rocky collaborating with JW Anderson and now at Dior, Dwayne Wade signing with Chicago Bulls after a Dior show, Chloë Sevigny's last menswear show appearance, Michele Lamy sightings, Yoon Ambush at Louis Vuitton, Rocky Xu's matcha brand, La Double J expanding, Luka Sabbat still influential, Isaac Miller's TikTok success, Noah Johnson's career path, Jonas Glöer wearing Prada before Raf Simons, Maria Grazia Chiuri at Fendi, Caroline de Maigret's Chanel style, Will Welch's new role with Pharrell Williams, Natasa Cagalj at Ports 1961, Moschino's all-star show, and Jenna Lyons at J.Crew.