New York Fashion Week the Shows at the Beekman Hotel

Kenneth Ning, who has made a departure from his more conventional work.

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The fourth iteration of New York Fashion Week: Men'due south begins Monday, Jan. 30. The event, organized by the Quango of Manner Designers of America (C.F.D.A.), is four days of designers, models, editors, buyers and fashion fans rushing nigh Lower Manhattan (for the almost office) to view some 70 shows and presentations, the majority taking place at Skylight Clarkson Sq, an consequence space at 550 Washington Street.

"New York men'due south week is more important than e'er, now that it'south more established," Jim Moore, the artistic manager of GQ mag, said. "I'grand looking forwards to even more designers on the schedule, especially new designers, and the return of some old standbys. Not to mention, Raf Simons showing here."

Raf Simons is indeed the proper name on anybody's lips. In 2015, when the Belgian designer departed Christian Dior, few predictable he would terminate up on American shores. Simply tardily terminal summer, Mr. Simons took on a big job: the creative managing director for Calvin Klein. He is scheduled to show the latest collection from his own men'southward wear line on Wednesday.

Editors of style magazines and department store buyers have lately traveled through men's fashion shows in London, Florence, Milan and Paris. The New York shows tend to have a looser, grittier feel than the frequently-extravagant runway exhibitions in Milan and Paris, and the people who attend seem more relaxed.

"I'1000 looking forward to seeing what the adjacent baby-sit of American men's wear has in store for us: David Hart, John Elliot, Stampd, Todd Snyder," Mr. Moore said. "These guys are pushing the industry frontwards in exciting means."

Want to run across for yourself? Here is our guide to the calendar week. (All events accept place at Skylight Clarkson Sq unless otherwise noted).

Monday, Jan. 30, 8 p.m.

In previous years, the C.F.D.A. has given the opening party; this year, Billy Reid, a fashion superstar of the South and known bon vivant, volition play the host. Mr. Reid will import his Shindig — the down-dwelling house revel of barbecue, liquor and music he gives every summer in Alabama — to the Cellar at the Beekman hotel. It starts at 9:30, after select guests spotter his track testify.

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Raf Simons

Wednesday, Feb. i, 8 p.m. (Hugger-mugger location equally of publication.)

Mr. Simons took the reins at Calvin Klein in August, where he volition oversee both men'southward and women'southward collections. The Calvin Klein show — with the men's and women'due south collections presented together — volition show together afterward in February. This one is devoted to his namesake men'due south wear line, which makes its Due north.Y.F.Due west.: Men's debut.

Dim Mak

Tuesday, Jan. 31, 11 a.m.

Electronic music aficionados with recognize the name Dim Mak equally the indie label tied in with the D.J. Steve Aoki. Wait skateboarders, a halfpipe and live music at this presentation from a homo known for his souvenir for spectacle. The streetwear label, founded in 2014 and until recently sold only in Japan, made its Usa debut in the autumn of 2016 with a pop-up shop in Los Angeles. If yous can get in, this is i not to miss.

Dyne

Tuesday, Jan. 31, 1 to ii p.m. (837 Washington Street)

Christopher Bevans of Dyne doesn't brand his habiliment in a studio, just in a "blueprint lab" in Portland, Ore., where the label is based. This is fashion at its tech-iest. Mr. Bevans, the former creative manager of Pharrell's Billionaire Boys Club and a lecturer at M.I.T., was besides the designer backside Marshawn Lynch's Beast Fashion brand.

Jahnkoy

Tuesday, Jan. 31, vii:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Jahnkoy Maria, the Siberian-born designer behind Jahnkoy, describes herself as an creative person interested in repurposing vesture every bit a means to heighten awareness amidst consumers. Relying heavily on African and Caribbean area tropes, the result is an centre-popping array of art as uniform.

Raun LaRose

Wednesday, Feb. ane, apex to 1 p.one thousand. (Cadillac Firm, 330 Hudson Street)

This is the sixth season for Mr. Larose, a 30-year-old native New Yorker, but this presentation represents the get-go time his futuristic appurtenances will appear at N.Y.F.W.: Men's. He garnered much attention for a clever bound 2015 drove titled "Considering the Internet."

You As

Wednesday, Feb. ane, 10:30 to 11:30 a.thousand.

Recently graduated from the School of Art Establish of Chicago, Tony Liu's year-onetime brand has a mission: to build a "lasting wardrobe." For Mr. Liu, it'south all about new classics, not trends.

Expiry to Tennis

Midweek, February. 1, 5 to six p.m. (Le Bain, 848 Washington Street)

The abstraction of the designer William Watson (who has feel at Ralph Lauren and Donna Karan) and the D.J. and stylist Vincent Oshin, Death to Tennis creates what the founders call "Adult Streetwear." Remember roomy chalk-stripe suits, quilted anoraks and funky knits.

Bode

Thursday, Feb. two, ten:thirty to eleven:30 a.m.

A lot of people are talking about young Emily Bode'southward old-schoolhouse mode. In July 2016, this Parson-trained designer introduced her line of men's wear using found materials and antiquarian fabrics that she has been collecting since childhood. Her models volition include actors and dancers, whom she cast through Instagram, on a rotating gear up.

Willy Chavarria

Thursday, Feb. 2, 2:30 to three:30 p.1000.

The proprietor of Palmer Trading Company, on Sullivan Street, Mr. Chavarria began his fashion career dealing exclusively in vintage items, only somewhen became recognized for contemporary work clothing (he hates the word "heritage," and nosotros don't blame him). He is presenting his own line for the get-go time.

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New York Men's Day

Monday, January. 30, ten:30 a.yard. to noon, and 4:30 to 6 p.1000. (Dune Studios, 55 Water Street)

New York Men's Twenty-four hours offers a vibrant concentration of prospects from the world of men's fashion. It is sure to be a zingy and energetic affair, with each room a cacophony of models, photographers and gawkers. The early session includes Bristol, David Hart, Kozaburo, Krammer & Stoudt, Max 'due north Chester and Uri Minkoff. After on, yous can grab David Naman, Maiden Noir, Private Policy, R. Swiader, By Robert James and ane of our favorites from final season, Wood House.

EFM

Tuesday, Jan 31, apex (Cadillac House, 330 Hudson Street)

The EFM ("engineered for move") designer Donrad Duncan is all well-nigh high-tech sportswear. The rapper Immature Paris, who made the playlist for this season's show, will too appear equally a model.

Brett Johnson

Tuesday, Jan. 31, 4 p.m. (Cadillac House, 330 Hudson Street)

Mr. Johnson, the son of the BET founders Sheila and Robert Johnson, started his line in 2013. The self-taught designer focuses on Italian-made, wearable, recognizable men'due south wear staples.

Zachary Prell

Tuesday, January. 31, 7 to 8 p.grand.

Mr. Prell, a former broker and venture capitalist, built his line on the sport shirt, considering he believed it was the fundamental piece in a man'south wardrobe. Now his drove includes risk-free sweaters, sure-bet blazers and sensible polos.

Kenneth Ning

Wednesday, Feb. i, ane p.m. (837 Washington Street)

Mr. Ning, who riffed on looks inspired by Stanley Kubrick's "Full Metal Jacket" last flavour, has made quite a deviation from the more than conventional work he made while designing for American powerhouses like Michael Kors and Calvin Klein. Definitely worth a await.

Deveaux

Wednesday, February. one, 4 p.1000. (Cadillac House, 330 Hudson Street)

TriBeCa's Carson Street Clothiers, a fashion-forward men's wear clubhouse, closed recently, but two of its founders — Matt Breen and Patrick Doss (forth with Andrea Taso) — are pushing onward with their own fabricated-in-the-Usa collection.

Landlord

Wednesday, Feb. 1, six:30 to 7:xxx p.m.

Ryohei Kawanishi, the creative director of this brash, year-old label, loves to exaggerate. Everything in his collection — pockets, zippers, shoulders, pant legs — can be fun, loud and theatrical.

Loris Diran

Thursday, February. 2, 10 a.thou.

The Franco-American Upper West Sider, who designed men's looks for "The Devil Wears Prada," unveils his latest "dialogue between sartorial and streetwear." Await double-breasted blazers, sleek silhouettes and texture galore.

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Nick Graham

Tuesday, Jan. 31, 10 a.m.

It has been reported that the 87-year-old astronaut Fizz Aldrin volition close out Mr. Graham's show this yr, adding a weird just wonderful touch on to the Joe Boxer founder's collection of punchy suits and shirts. This season the theme is Mars.

Carlos Campos

Tuesday, Jan. 31, 3 p.m.

Mr. Campos, who was born in Honduras and educated at the Fashion Plant of Technology, has been showing in New York since 2007. The son of a tailor, he has come into his in a major way over the final few seasons, moving from the Men'south Mean solar day group shows to his own phase.

Matiere

Wednesday, February. 1, 2:xxx to 3:thirty p.m.

Started in 2014, Matiere is the meeting of two forrad-looking minds: the designers Scot Shandalove and Jake Zeitlin. They are dedicated to textile, specializing in innovative, textured materials in their athleisure-themed men'due south wear.

Rochambeau

Wednesday, Feb. one, iii p.m.

Expectations will exist high this season afterwards the blueprint partners Laurence Chandler and Joshua Cooper were named winners of Woolmark's 2016-17 men's wear prize (for the Us) in July 2016. The designers, who take inspiration of the mail-Sept. xi art globe populated past the likes of Ryan McGinley and Dash Snowfall, count Nick Jonas amid their fans.

Palmiers Du Mal

Wednesday, Feb. i, 6 p.m.

This is the third New York outing for Brandon Capps and Shane Fonner'due south unisex garments. Ideal for the jet set up, if the jet set up would merely learn to chill.

Stampd

Thursday, February. two, ii to 3 p.m.

Chris Postage stamp's minimalist collection of nylon bombers and urban gear — which evolved from his sneaker-paining concern — is what you would call luxe streetwear. Approved by Kanye and Justin Bieber, Stampd is the logical end of the trim sweatpants trend.

Thaddeus O'Neil

Th, February. ii, half dozen to 7 p.m.

Mr. O'Neil, a surfer, presents his meditative, breezy, yet rebellious pieces.

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SamuelSohn

Monday, Jan. 30, 3 to 4 p.one thousand. (Location undisclosed at printing time.)

The adjust makers combine luxury fabrics with specialized water-resistant and stretchy materials. This show, a starting time for the brand, is part of a push into the American market that, last year, included outfitting the Los Angeles Milky way soccer club.

Boss

Tuesday, January. 31, 9 p.1000. (Location undisclosed at press time.)

New York Fashion Week's loss is men's gain. The house announced in November that it intended to place more focus on its men's ready-to-clothing offerings, and would not be showing a women'southward collection at N.Y.F.W.

David Hart x Hart Schaffner Marx

Wednesday, Feb. 1, five to 6 p.k. (Cooper Classics, 137 Perry Street)

Hart Schaffner Marx — a brand founded in Chicago in 1837 (now owned by the West Diamond Group) — has for a second flavor tapped David Hart (no relation to the founding Hart) as creative director of its sheathing drove. Mr. Hart'southward retro patterns and debonair cuts have made him N.Y.F.W.: Men's arrange star.

Combatant Gentleman

Thursday, Feb. two, 11 a.m. to noon

The online retailer, established in 2012 and based in Irvine, Calif., offers suits for a low as $160. Information technology'southward the brainchild of Vishaal Melwani, the child of tailors, who uses an algorithm to provide part vesture for what Mr. Melwani calls a "baller on a budget."

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Robert Geller

Tuesday, Jan. 31, two p.k.

The German-born Mr. Geller, who helped dress downtown Manhattan in the aughts equally function of the goth-y label Cloak, has cemented himself as the premiere conceptual designer of New York Fashion Week: Men'southward.

Ovadia & Sons

Tuesday, Jan. 31, 8 to 9 p.one thousand.

The twin brothers Shimon and Ariel Ovadia grew up worshiping Ralph Lauren'south preppy sheen and the punk aesthetic of St. Marks Place. This show always draws a boisterous oversupply.

Patrik Ervell

Wednesday, February. ane, 10 a.grand.

Always sardonically intelligent in his designs, Mr. Ervell, a onetime fashion editor at V, has been focused on redefining the line between streetwear and formal vesture long earlier his American contemporaries.

John Elliott

Wednesday, Feb. i, 11 a.g.

The Los Angeles clothier, named one of GQ'due south best American designers of the last decade, has perfected the fine art of taking what we wear on the field (our courtroom, or pitch) and bringing it to the street, or function.

Todd Snyder

Wed, Feb. 1, 7 p.m.

Mr. Snyder, who had major roles at Ralph Lauren, Gap and J. Crew earlier founding his ain brand in 2011, continues his near-peerless execution of American sportswear, including blazers you want to live in and knits to dice for.

Tim Coppens

Thursday, Feb. 2, vii to 9 p.m. (at Exposure Space, 393 Broadway)

Subsequently graduating Antwerp's Purple Academy of Fine Arts, Mr. Coppens turned to technical sportswear, working with brands like Bogner and RLX. In 2016, Mr. Coppens was named the creative managing director of Under Armor Sportwear. This season, he will nowadays a capsule collection alongside a book, based on the collection, titled "Candylips."

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Ricardo Seco

Monday, Jan. 30, half-dozen to 7 p.chiliad. (Location undisclosed at fourth dimension of publication)

With President Trump's wall dominating the news, plenty of eyes will be on this Mexican-born designer, who in the past has played with materials from his homeland's traditional cultural items, like serapes.

Garciavelez

Tuesday, January. 31, x:30 to 11:30 a.k.

This is the third season that Carlos Garciavelez, the Mexican-born builder, urbanist and Harvard lecturer, has shown his chill and graphic collections during New York Manner Calendar week: Men's.

N. Hoolywood

Tuesday, Jan. 31, 5 p.thousand. (Metropolitan Suite, 123 West 18th Street)

The Japanese designer Daisuke Obana doesn't follow men'due south wear grouping think. But his looks, always a petty mysterious, are grounded in practicality and recognizable silhouettes. The theme of this season: retro "high-spec" tive. (Huh?)

Palomo Spain

Thursday, Feb. 2, apex (Cadillac House, 330 Hudson Street)

Less than a year ago, the Castilian designer Alejandro Gómez Palomo made his debut with a gender-bending miasma inspired past Virginia Woolf'south "Orlando." He is non agape of a ruffle, the color pink or velvet.

Full general Thought

Thursday, February. 2, 5 p.m.

You may not find Full general Idea at Barney's or down at the mall (unless you lot alive near the shopping commune, Shinjuku), but the Korean designer Bumsuk Choi'southward singular arroyo to proportion and detail brand this show a must-see.

N-p-Elliott

Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2:thirty to 3:30 p.grand.

Nicholas Elliott calls his habiliment "principled street habiliment." The Scotsman, who enjoys messing with expectations (formal prints on casual shorts; tank tops in velvet; pants every bit broad as gallon drums), is having his second go at New York Fashion Week: Men's.

Represent

Th, February. 2, 4 p.g. (Cadillac House, 330 Hudson Street)

Equally a measure out of quality control, these Mancunians fabricate all of their wares in United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, nonetheless they accept chosen New York as the place to show their ripped jeans, plaid shirts and hoodies popping out of shearling-lined jackets.

Matthew Adams Dolan

Thursday, Feb. 2, 5:thirty to 6:30 p.yard.

Mr. Dolan, who hails from Australia, is renowned as Rihanna's become-to guy for denim. Expect for his indigo-heavy overalls, jeans and jumpsuits that flare like nothing else you lot've seen before.

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Joseph Abboud

Monday, January. 30, seven p.m. (St. Stephen's Church, 151 East 28th Street)

Mr. Abboud'southward namesake characterization (now owned by Tailored Brands, formerly Men'south Wearhouse) is jubilant thirty years. Mr. Abboud remains a king of the functional American suit. Tardily in 2016, it was announced that his visitor would dress the coaches of the National Basketball Association for the 8th straight yr.

Ralph Lauren

Wed, Feb. 1 (by appointment only)

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Mr. Lauren's legendary brand. While there is no evidence scheduled for side by side week, certain fashion 5.I.P.due south will be able to review the drove by appointment.

Jeffrey Rüdes

Tuesday, January. 31, 6 p.m.

Mr. Rüdes, the founder of J Brand jeans, established his namesake characterization in 2015, and gave his louche suits and expensive shirts a very overnice home of their ain by opening a sizable boutique on Greene Street in SoHo. On Tuesday, he'll invite a few 5.I.P.s to view the Florentine-tailored goods he'll unleash side by side fall.

Orley

Thursday, Feb. 2, three p.m.

Alex Orley, Matthew Orley (they're brothers) and Samantha Orley (Matthew Orley's wife) started their make in 2012 with just a select few pieces of colorful, patterned Italian knitwear. Since then, they take achieved disquisitional praise, and expanded into fuller collections for men and women.

Nautica

Wednesday, Feb. i, 2 to 3 p.m.

I of the few major American sportswear brands to show this season, Nautica is determined to capitalize on the current wave of nostalgia for its signature decade, the 1990s. Merely the brand isn't just belongings on to the past: it has named the 19-yr-old rapper and style sensation Lil Yachty as a creative designer.

John Varvatos

Thursday, Feb. 2, 7 to 9 p.m. (Diamond Horseshoe, 235 West 46th Street)

What is left to be said by this iconic rock-inspired brand? Enough, plain. Mr. Varvatos has named this season "Wild at Middle" in a nod to the 1990 David Lynch film, and promises leopard prints. We tin also wait a good deal of denim, suede and killer leather jackets. When you're reaching audiences the size of Mr. Varvatos's, y'all accept to play the hits.

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