The people who owned the front rows of Men’s Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027, from athletes and music superstars to internet personalities and screen heartthrobs.
While a good portion of the world has its sights set on the 2026 FIFA World Cup this summer, the fashion subset is experiencing its own global tournament on a different field. Kicking off in Milan on June 19, Men’s Fashion Week is the menswear equivalent to the world championship. With runways unfolding across European cities (Florence, Milan and Paris) and designers unveiling their vision for Spring/Summer 2027, it is only expected that the fashion-savvy shift their attention to the event.
Not only do industry professionals touch down in Europe for the latest collection unveilings, fashion presentations and sales showrooms. Celebrities, internet personalities and public figures from different fields and nationalities become an essential element of the fashion circuit and its marketing machine. They belong to the front row not just as guests or spectators, but as an extension of the runway and the brand’s storytelling.
Whether as muses, brand ambassadors or longtime collaborators, many of these celebs’ front row appearances go beyond simple invitations.
When stars step out in the fashion capitals and grace shows dressed to the nines, they’re contributing to the brand history and bringing strategic attention.
Certain publications and editors might “get the ick” from covering celebrities at fashion shows, but at No Manners, we love a celebrity style moment as much as we enjoy a good runway. Especially if our favorite front-row fixtures reinvent their wardrobes every season and manage to deliver fashion masterclasses every single time.
Celebrities, after all—and like it or not—shape the world of fashion and style. They’re trendsetters, tastemakers and go-to sources of style inspiration.
If you’ve missed any of the hottest celebrity moments from Men’s Fashion Week, we’ve got your back! No Manners Magazine, your trusted source for everything fashion and pop culture, as usual, brings you the definitive guide to the best celebrity sightings at Men’s Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027.
Don’t forget to keep refreshing as Fashion Week unfolds, rate your favorite looks and return at the end of the season to discover our readers’ best-rated celebrity appearances across fashion capitals.
MILAN FASHION WEEK
Enhypen at Prada
K-pop group ENHYPEN, Prada ambassador since June 2023, has mastered the art of coordinated style through several consecutive attendances at Fashion Week. To no one’s surprise, the sextet reprised this style formula for its latest front row appearance. Channeling Prada’s modern tailoring and penchant for intentional styling, s Jungwon, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, and Ni-Ki showed a united front with looks that thrived on a combination of tailoring, leather and subtle pops of color. Despite the style cohesion, the group also made sure to keep their individual identity front and center by opting for contrasting (but trendy) hair looks.
Kerem Bürsin at Dolce & Gabbana
No one brings tailored elegance to the Dolce & Gabbana front row like Turkish actor Kerem Bürsin. A regular face on the brand’s front row season after season, the dizi star reinvented the summer suit to attend the SS27 show. Bürsin combined menswear staples (a dark blue ensemble and a white tee) with a daring buzz cut and chocolate-brown leather goods, delivering a look that was both effortless and effective in showcasing what Dolce & Gabbana is best known for: masculine and subtle flamboyance.
Han at Tod’s
For his highly anticipated debut as Tod’s brand ambassador, Stray Kids’ Han Jisung (aka. Han) revived the suave man aesthetic that ruled in the 2010s. His look combined earthy tones with a slim silhouette that emphasized the waist. The trick was in the color and material juxtaposition: tailored pants with a tucked-in knit top and leather shirt; all of it elevated with silver jewelry and a pair of acetate square glasses. To complete the look, Han opted for a soft mullet taken straight from the internet boyfriend handbook.
Kim Woo-bin at Ralph Lauren
Trust South Korean actor Kim Woo-bin to rock a suit without breaking a sweat. For the Ralph Lauren front row, the actor offered style lessons on how to properly sport the linen suit in summer. Kim’s take featured straight pants, a double-breasted jacket, styled along a light denim shirt and a thick patterned tie. The actor completed the set with a summer staple among the menswear purists: a pair of leather sandals.
Jaehyun at Prada
Pink is fashion’s newest obsession. If you need proof, South Korean singer and actor Jaehyun showed exactly how to take the trend from the runways to the front rows at the Prada SS27 show. Jaehyun aced Fashion Week dressing with a look that merged utilitarian sensibilities, color trends and layering. His ensemble consisted of dark blue pants and a forest green shirt with rolled-up cuffs layered under pink outerwear, reminiscent of the classic wax cotton motorcycle jacket. As for the hairstyle, Jaehyun traded his front-row signature (a sexy slick-back) for the curtain bang hairstyle that global heartthrobs are collectively favoring in 2026. Welcome back, Jaehyun!
Joe Locke at Ralph Lauren
Whoever claimed Euro summer and preppy vibes don’t go together has clearly never seen Heartstopper star Joe Locke make a strong case for beaten-up denim paired with summer in the Hamptons essentials. For his front row appearance at the Ralph Lauren Spring 2027 show, the actor tapped into the statement denim revival, wearing a pair of patch-adorned ripped jeans. Adding contrast, Locke’s outfit also included a pinstripe shirt, a white tailored jacket and a funky blue tie. We wholeheartedly approve this mix-and-match of style inspirations.
Lewis Hamilton at Ralph Lauren
F1 champion Lewis Hamilton is a menswear referent for a reason: he makes nearly any ensemble look effortless yet occasion-conscious. Case in point: at the Ralph Lauren Spring 2027 presentation, Hamilton went for a monochrome ensemble (nude linen shirt and matching high-waisted pants) that simultaneously looked summer-ready and front row-appropriate. The driver took things to the next level with heeled boots, Wayfarer sunglasses and a slew of diamond-heavy jewelry: two layered necklaces, ornate earrings and a statement ring. That’s what we call a killer ‘fit!
Maluma at Ralph Lauren
Despite rocking streetwear regularly, Colombian singer Maluma is a classic gent at heart, and he never misses the chance to communicate it through his fashion choices. At the Ralph Lauren SS27 show, Maluma embodied the brand’s signature tailoring with an all-white look accentuated with a double-breasted pinstripe jacket and a tie of the same pattern. The “Hawaii” singer upgraded the look with a pair of suede loafers, diamond stud earrings, a Patek Philippe timepiece and a statement ring featuring a large (and presumably Colombian) emerald.
Meen at Ralph Lauren
Even on the front rows, not everybody masters the art of pattern mixing. Thai basketball star Meen, however, knows exactly how to integrate texture and pattern play into his wardrobe. Attending his first Ralph Lauren show in Milan, Meen wore a pair of relaxed white pants with a blue pinstripe shirt and a Glen plaid vest and jacket set. The accessory lineup: a blue and red tie, a printed handkerchief and chocolate brown tassel loafers added extra contrast to the look, creating an outfit worth adding to this list.
Pond Naravit at Prada
After a standout front row debut last season, where he emerged as one of Prada’s leading celebrity voices, singer and actor Pond Naravit returned to Milan with a wardrobe that flawlessly embodied the modern Prada man. Pond’s get-up had it all: interplay of fabrics, trendy colors (including an almost imperceptible pop of yellow) and the androgynous edge Prada has made his signature. Plus, Pond added a heartthrob flair with a texture-rich medium-shine hairstyle and rosy-toned makeup.
Louis Partridge at Prada
Just ahead of the Enola Holmes press run, English actor and long-time Prada ambassador Louis Partridge arrived in Milan for the brand’s SS27 show. Partridge took the smart route, opting for tailored trousers, a pastel-colored button-up shirt and a contrasting woven wool coat, slightly unfitting for the hot summer, but that Partridge made look light and easy to sport. Key pieces of the styling included a burgundy clutch, tinted D-shaped glasses and folded shirt cuffs for a youthful and relaxed effect.
Saint Levant at Prada
Prada’s first Palestinian ambassador, Saint Levant, offered a throwback to the 2010s to attend the SS27 show. The singer’s head-to-toe black outfit featured a fitted suit (yes, ultra-slender pants á la 2010s included) and a black shirt worn with three undone buttons. The singer, who’s performing in Canada next week, kept things simple with patent leather loafers, a silver pendant and a black belt.
Cai Xukun (Kun) at Thom Browne
China’s pop icon Cai Xukun championed the return of the skirt suit for men for Thom Browne’s first-ever showing in Milan. Of course, that’s no to say men haven’t been rocking skirts regularly in the last couple of years. Quite the opposite. The male skirt is now a recurrence in the most fashionable stars’ wardrobes. Styling, however, has generally veered towards more experimental styling and androgynous looks. Kun, on the other hand, treated the skirt as a tailored essential for the summer. The result was epic: a long midi pleated skirt, worn with a white tucked-in shirt and a long single-breasted jacket. In a Thom Browne outfit, no motifs can miss, so the look combined pinstripes, plaid and a red diagonal stripe accent courtesy of an undone tie that probably had a subsection of the internet thinking about the 2000s pop sensation Rebelde.
PARIS FASHION WEEK
Connor Storrie at Saint Laurent
Fashion’s newest it boy, Connor Storrie, star of the streaming phenomenon Heated Rivalry, went all out for his Paris Fashion Week return. Arriving at the iconic Bourse de Commerce in the 1st arrondissement, the star turned heads with a risqué ensemble featuring a translucent coat and what, last season, the press dubbed “Berghain BDSM session”-leaning boots. The patent leather footwear that, at first sight, could easily pass for latex elevated the whole ensemble, bringing it to fashion front row territory, a domain Storrie absolutely dominates now.
Daisy Edgar-Jones at Saint Laurent
Daisy Edgar-Jones’ sartorial response to the heat wave hitting Paris on June 23—when she was summoned to the Saint Laurent front row—was not fighting the weather. Instead, Edgar-Jones fully embraced weather-appropriate styling with a look that combined two of this decade’s most popular trends: sheer dressing and visible underwear styling. The look got even better thanks to the color combination: a sheer burgundy body worn with pointed-toe heels of the same color and a black pencil skirt. Bonus points because her copper hair actually matched the whole thing.
James and Martin at Saint Laurent
James and Martin, members of K-pop group Cortis, proved that monochrome looks can be idiosyncratic and personal as long as you embrace purposeful styling. The duo stepped out in Paris for the Saint Laurent show, wearing head-to-toe black despite the weather. Martin went for a Matrixcore look that combined tailoring with a full-length coat and the mandatory dark sunglasses. James, on the other hand, perfected the monochrome style formula with preppy sensibilities, styling black trousers with a horizontal stripe shirt and a cable knit sweater.
Fourth at Louis Vuitton
Newly minted Louis Vuitton Friend of the House, Fourth, put on a bold spin on menswear for his first public appearance in his new role. The Thai actor, star of the ongoing GMMTV series Ticket to Heaven, took things to the next level, combining classic codes with streetwear and embracing the pink color trend with a twist. Fourth put together an ensemble consisting of a pink button-up, merlot-colored pants and a red bomber jacket emblazoned with the LV logo. Topping it all was a tie, an ivory LV Keepall Bag and a lived-in slick back comb over. The red-hot ensemble was probably not comfortable for a day out in the city’s suffocating weather, but it certainly echoed the occasion
—France’s hottest recorded day in modern history.
Sho Hirano at Louis Vuitton
Arbiter of good style and trendsetter Sho Hirano is (thankfully!) not on board with the skinny silhouette revival. Quite the opposite. The member of the J-pop sensation Number_i is still loyal to the relaxed and oversized fits that have thrived in fashion in the last decade. For his most recent Paris appearance, attending the Louis Vuitton SS27 show, the Japanese star approached front row dressing from an effortless and masculine perspective. Making a case for boxy fits, the star wore a pair of wide-legged tailored pants, a white tee and a monogram blouson jacket. But Hirano never executes a fit without paying attention to details, so he accessorized the ensemble with silver jewelry, a matching jeans chain, a timepiece and a green LV Keepall Bag for the mandatory pop of color. Everything about it screamed “menswear pro.”
Yuta at Louis Vuitton
Météo-France, the official French meteorological institute, issued an extreme high temperature warning for June 23. However, Japanese singer and K-pop star Yuta Nakamoto overlooked the weather on behalf of delivering a fashion statement. The star arrived at Cité Universitaire, where the show was held, decked out in a Cambridge blue coat layered over the most classic style formula: jeans and a white T-shirt. Yuta, a consummate fashionista, departed from his favored color palettes and modern rockstar hair looks, opting to style his wolf cut into a chic hair bun. Similar to what his NCT bandmate Jaehyun did in Milan, Yuta also embraced the color du jour (pink), sporting a pink LV Keepall Bag.
Hande Ercel at Pomellato
Though not an official event within the menswear calendar, Italian jewelry brand Pomellato reunited friends and ambassadors in Paris for the opening of the “Pomellato, Le Joailler Révolutionnaire” Exhibition. Turkish actor Hande Erçel, who has represented the brand since 2025, couldn’t miss the occasion. As it’s her MO, Erçel supported West Asian talent, wearing a couture creation by Lebanese designer Georges Chakra. The ivory number combined a halter neckline, a draped bodice and a net skirt with feathered hems. Of course, the actor added sparkle with statement jewelry covered in diamond pavé and precious gemstones, courtesy of Pomellato.
Jackson Wang at Louis Vuitton
Singer and entrepreneur Jackson Wang has a signature way to elevate a monochrome look with purposeful styling and streetwear influences. The Louis Vuitton ambassador followed his usual approach to put together his OOTD. His head-to-toe black ‘fit involved wide-legged pants, a black button-up with a matching skinny tie and a cropped leather blazer. Incorporating a dash of contrast, the jacket featured a camel-colored upper collar that found harmony with his hair color du jour.
BamBam at Louis Vuitton
Thai singer BamBam has mastered the art of engineering a cool front row fit that feels loyal to his personal style and incorporates the latest Louis Vuitton offerings—he’s an ambassador on duty 24/7, after all. At the latest LV collection unveiling, BamBam wore a deceptively simple look: subtly flared pants, a light blue button-up, a skinny tie and a retro-influenced bomber jacket. But here’s the catch. The jacket was covered with rhinestones, the tie featured a satin finish and BamBam turned his Damier-pattern carryall into his BFF for the night. Yes, it was all about the details.
Josh Heuston at Louis Vuitton
Trust Off-Campus star Josh Heuston to finesse the nonchalant (but fashionable) guy aesthetic everywhere he goes. On his first Louis Vuitton rodeo, the actor kept things digestible and effortless with a pair of relaxed-fit denim pants and a chocolate brown bomber jacket, worn along with the hunk classic tank top. Further making a case for the laid-back boyfriend appearance, Heuston opted for a textured silk-back.
J-Hope at Louis Vuitton
There is much to say about South Korean singer J-Hope’s natural ability to deliver eye-catching looks on and off stage. At the Louis Vuitton SS27 show, this ability translated into a mix and match of prints and trends, incorporated into a streamlined silhouette. J-Hope rocked a pinstripe suit over a plain white shirt. Unafraid to play with patterns, the “Chicken Noodle Soup” singer enhanced the ensemble with a pair of colorful striped sneakers, an LV Keepall Bag with neon accents and a tie featuring this year’s most popular pattern: snakeskin. The singer topped it all with a mod-infused mullet and a pair of D-shaped sunglasses.
Missy Elliot at Louis Vuitton
Oversized suits are having a moment since late 2025, but US hip-hop legend Missy Elliot took things up a notch at the Louis Vuitton SS27 runway. Elliot sported a tan suit featuring a pattern that combined the more classic Gleen plaid with windowpane motifs. Elevating the two-piece set were embellishments at the cuffs and along the pant’s side seam. Elliot, who is globally recognized for her big fashion statements, accessorized with an oversized hat, diamonds, a bag with neon accents and an eye catching manicure that added bold pops of color to the ensemble. A-maz-ing!
Jimin at Dior
South Korean singer Jimin served Price Charming vibes on the front row of Jonathan Anderson’s latest show. The singer, who’s both recognized as a member of the K-pop phenomenon BTS and for his successful solo career, donned a look straight from the history books. Jimin’s ensemble paired denim pants and a checkered shirt with a tailored coat inspired by an 18th-century piece from historian Mark Wallis’ collection—an archive of historical menswear considered one of the largest of its kind in the UK. Along with a lived-in hair look, Jimin’s outfit was a perfect extension of the runway, which modernized menswear codes across eras and places for the modern-day man.
Daou Pittaya Saechua at Christian Louboutin
Paris Fashion Week newcomer Daou Pittaya Saechua (Daou) made a buzzworthy PFW debut at the Christian Louboutin SS27 show. To attend Jaden Smith’s sophomore collection as the men’s creative director of Christian Louboutin, the actor updated the monochrome style formula through material interplay. Daou looked extra cool, dressed in fitted pants and a patent leather jacket worn sans a shirt underneath—a style hack the biggest heartthrobs have popularized in the 2020s. Completing the outfit were a pair of Louboutin’s iconic red-sole shoes, a red skinny belt and a large silver chain with the brand’s initials. What’s not to love about this look?
Bright Vachirawit at Ami
Not everything at Fashion Week is about the bold fashion statements. No one better than Thai actor, singer and entrepreneur Bright Vachirawit to prove that pared-down looks can be just as stylish. The star, one of the leading names in the Thai entertainment wave, looked absolutely dapper in black trousers and a fitted T-shirt on the Ami front row. To bring this look to the next level, Bright opted for a skinny belt and the preppy staple par excellence: a sweater draped over the shoulders. That’s how you quietly excel sartorially at Fashion Week.
Tu Tontawan at Ami
Thai actor Tu Tontawan is in no way new to the front rows—she’s previously made waves at Paris and New York Fashion Week. Yet, she still manages to reinvent herself and explore new style territories with every new frow appearance. For her latest, attending the Ami SS27 show, Tu took the preppy route, combining a khaki button-up with a fiery red miniskirt and a large brown tote bag. Beauty-wise, rosy-toned glam and the subtlest hair waves complemented Tu’s color-blocked ensemble.
Yuta Jinguji at Amiri
Hailing from Japan, Number_i singer Yuta Jinguji has a natural talent for dressing (and serious rockstar vibes going on, but we’ll get there). Returning to Paris as an Amiri brand ambassador, Jinguji flaunted this seemingly inherent knack for supreme styling with a look that, in theory, was risky to pull off: total stripes. Thanks to the image he has crafted (part rockstar, part new age idol), however, the singer effortlessly rocked the ensemble: satin stripe pants paired with a multitrack stripe shirt and a striped jacket. What can we say? He looked incredible.
Thomas at Amiri
Thai actor Thomas leaned into retro sensibilities for his front row fit at the Amiri SS27 show. Incorporating elements from Amiri’s FW26 collection (inspired by Laurel Canyon’s golden days), his outfit captured everything the world loves about the Los Angeles-based brand: retro aesthetics, pleasant color palettes and that rockstar quality that also found a place in the well-curated front row. Thomas’ ensemble relied on Amiri staples: wide-legged pinstripe trousers, a pointed collar shirt and a trucker jacket. To channel the superstar edge, the actor wore a pair of gold Chelsea boots, a red textured belt and a modern slick-back taken straight from the 2026 trend book.
Kong at Amiri
Similar to Thomas, Kongpob Jirojmontri (aka. Kong), embraced a ‘70s-reminiscent style on the Amiri front row. The actor embodied the decade’s energy with classic bootleg denim pants, a multi-track stripe shirt and a light-blue leather jacket with embroidered motifs on the collar and front yoke and. The actor—a member of the Thai broadcaster Domundi TV’s roster and rising face of the Thai BL face alongside onscreen partner Thomas—complemented the outfit with heeled suede boots and a modern iteration of the classic 1970s’ mullet.
Keonho, Juhoon and Seonghyeon at Dior
South Korean band Cortis’ members Keonho, Juhoon and Seonghyeon were up for a stylish debut at the Dior front row. And though the groupmates coordinated their looks to show a united front, each outfit reflected their wearer’s personal affinities. Keonho, for example, sported a flimsy plaid shirt with white skinny pants and this year’s must-have: snakeskin footwear. Bandmate Seonghyeon went for the other side of the color spectrum, wearing black pants and an indie sleaze-leaning top with lurex accents. Juhoon, on the other hand, paired denim with a checkered blue shirt that stood out for its ornate epaulettes. Overall, theirs was an exercise of balance between group aesthetics and personal style, which, by the way, they nailed.
Keung To at Kenzo
This season, LVMH-owned Kenzo forewent the traditional runway in favor of an immersive experience titled La Fête de Kenzo. Thankfully, that didn’t mean the brand’s regular VIPs didn’t touch down in Paris for the occasion. Hong Kong singer Keung To, a fixture at the brand’s frow, was one of the returning faces visiting the pop-up, where he opted for a collegiate-inspired ensemble. Keung To embraced a time-tested color formula: ivory and blue, wearing tan chinos with an off-white tee and a thin navy blue varsity sweater. Simple at first sight, but every bit fashionable and easy to sport during an overwhelming heatwave.
Joshua at Amiri
Joshua Hong, member of the K-pop group Seventeen, refreshed the disco aesthetic for the Amiri front row. Channeling the runway, the singer picked quintessential elements from the ‘70s (including the large collar, plunging shirt neckline and flamboyant textiles) and modernized them to match today’s sensibilities. The result? a look that, despite following the monochrome formula, displayed Joshua’s peculiar ability to make a statement out of anything. A deep V-neckline shirt with flying swan motifs, black trousers and a sequined blazer made Joshua one of the best-dressed men of Men’s PFW Day 3. Extra points for pairing it all with an exquisite timepiece and dark sunglasses strategically placed atop his head.
Maluma at Willy Chavarria
Colombian icon Maluma has been on a roll at Paris Fashion Week, hoping from one show to another and keeping things next level. At Willy Chavarria, however, the “Hawái” singer made a masterful display of menswear, fashion experimentation and personal style. Fit for the Parisian weather, Maluma’s look consisted of sports shorts, a light checkered shirt layered under a khaki shirt worn as a jacket. No Maluma look is complete without statement jewelry so for the occasion, the singer opted for a layered necklace set accentuated with a Colombian emerald and diamond piece. This look can hardly get better.
Taehyung (V) at Celine
The unbuttoned shirt has been a staple this Men’s Paris Fashion Week, partly due to the heatwave Paris is experiencing and partly because the world’s most popular celebs have been opting for this styling hack as a coping mechanism. K-pop star Taehyung, however, made the unbuttoned shirt look like a personal choice rather than a styling necessity at the Celine SS27 front row. The singer, who is an ambassador for the brand since 2023, mastered the open shirt, wearing a red number tucked into black tailored pants and layered under a burgundy boxy jacket. As a complement were layered necklaces, shield sunglasses and the chicest heartthrob hairstyle.
Book at Celine
Half tucks have been making the rounds on the Paris Fashion Week front rows since the beginning of the year. Despite the hot weather, Thai actor Book reprised the styling for his first Celine front row by layering a half tucked-in blue shirt under a blue sweater. The Melody of Secrets star challenged outdated color combination rules, finishing the look with black trousers. Though the fashion was certainly suitable for the front row, it was the beauty that absolutely elevated the look: a piecey barely-there mullet with a piecey fringe topped off with a pair of wire frame sunglasses.
North West at Vetements
North West, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s eldest child, is a consummate fashionista and style icon since a young age. On her most recent appearance at the Vetements’ SS27 show, she proved exactly why she deserves that status. The up-and-coming singer went all out with a monochrome look that checked all the boxes of a bold front row ‘fit, combining a pleated miniskirt, a long sleeve top adorned with safety pins and platform boots featuring large chains. North West took things next level with beauty statements: blue hair styled into piggy tails and a slew of body piercings that perfectly embodied the star’s daring and nonconformist personal style.
Suppakarn Jirachotikul (Por) at Vetements
Actor Suppakarn Jirachotikul (Por) delivered a standout look on his Vetements front row debut. The Thai actor blended perfectly in the group of A-listers attending the event, dressed in high-waisted acid wash denim, a white tank top and a structured blazer. The display of fashion dexterity was not limited to the actual. Ahead of the event, Por was spotted at the airport making a case for the return of the Millenial half-tuck among the new generation.
TeeTee at Vetements
TeeTee, another Thai talent gaining international traction for his acting resume, was also present at the Vetements show. The actor tapped into classic streetwear codes: relaxed fit, graphic motifs and denim to craft a youthful outfit featuring straight-cut pants, a black long sleeve top and patent leather Chelsea boots. TeeTee’s front row get-up was accompanied by a lived-in fringed hairstyle, silver hoops and futuristic eyewear that harmonized perfectly with the runway.
