Aka. The best-dressed stars at Men’s Milan and Paris Fashion Week, from Mark Lee, Hudson Williams and Win Metawin to Sho Hirano, Hyunjin and Fourth Nattawat
The elite-level of fashion spotted at Fashion Week isn’t exclusive to the runways. In fact, for decades, fans and commentators online have argued that the front rows now eclipse the collections and designers are “no longer setting the trends.” Don’t worry, they [designers] are and will continue to shape fashion. However, for decades, a good part of the Fashion Week hype has been tied to the front rows and showgoers.
The first major fashion event of 2026 has been no different. Throughout its run, the event has gathered some of the best-dressed people on the planet, from screen icons and fashion personalities to music sensations and internet figures. Attention, naturally, has drifted toward them: what they’re wearing, who they’re wearing and how they’re wearing it.
From Florence, where the cream of the crop of international menswear production gathered for Pitti Uomo, to Milan, where the most dapper heartthrobs guest-starred on the runways and front rows, to Paris, where entertainment and grandiosity take center stage, designer-celebrity pairings have been the order of the day.
If you’ve missed any of the hottest moments from the fashion circuit, fret no more. No Manners Magazine, your trusted source for everything fashion and pop culture, once again, brings you the definitive guide to the best celebrity sightings at Men’s Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2026. P.S. as Fashion Week unfolds, keep refreshing for the latest updates.
PITTI UOMO – FLORENCE
Hwang Minhyun at Brunello Cucinelli
You can never go wrong with a black suit. South Korean star Hwang Minhyun went by the maxim for an evening at Palazzo Corsini with Brunello Cucinelli. The singer and actor stepped out in a slim-fit suit, styled with a blue shirt and diagonal stripe tie, offering a perfect example of tailored sophistication at Pitti Uomo.
MILAN FASHION WEEK
Colman Domingo at Ralph Lauren
Hollywood’s best-dressed man, Colman Domingo, never misses when it comes to a front row. To celebrate Ralph Lauren’s return to Milan, the actor suited up in a three-piece suit that went by the tailoring rulebook. Paying attention to all the in-and-outs of menswear, Domingo paired the suit with a white shirt, a pair of loafers and a paisley-printed tie. The cherry on top? A matching coat that hung around his shoulders all night, bestowing Domingo with main character energy.
Hudson Williams at Giorgio Armani
Speaking of main characters, Hudson Williams looked every bit the leading man in a film noir at the Giorgio Armani FW26 show. Similar to Domingo, Williams went with the coat over the shoulders style formula, combining a black coat with a gray soft tailored suit and ‘80s-leaning wire frame sunglasses.
Bible Wichapas at Giorgio Armani
Wichapas Sumettikul, aka. Bible, served Italian refinement on the Giorgio Armani front row, embracing the soft tailoring and tasteful flamboyance Italian fashion is known for. Bible’s look was a masterclass on texture play, combining satin sheen trousers and a printed shirt and jacket set that looked relaxed, comfortable and suave in equal parts. We couldn’t expect any less from such a stylish Fashion Week regular.
Mark Lee at Ralph Lauren
Milan Fashion Week first-timer Mark Lee looked in his element on his first appearance at one of the Big Four Fashion Weeks. The singer suited up for Ralph Lauren’s big return to the Duomo City, going for a pinstripe suit, striped shirt and matching tie. His look channeled Ralph Lauren’s image of pared-down elegance without sacrificing youthfulness or personal style, and culminated his long-standing partnership with the brand. It was about time!
Win Metawin at Prada
Thai multihyphenate Win Metawin delivered a striking front row look at the Prada FW26 show. Anticipating the rise of bright red—as predicted by any trend forecasting agency worth believing—the star of the upcoming Scarlett Heart Thailand wore an eye-popping red coat atop a baby blue knit top and khaki pants. And in case you didn’t notice it, no, the wind is not what gave Win’s hair this tousled detail; that was Win’s understated and front-row appropriate spin on anime/comic hair. Only a style king would pull it off so effortlessly!
PARIS FASHION WEEK
Fourth Nattawat at Louis Vuitton
Men’s shorts are in no way a rarity among the Internet Boyfriend club, but Thai star Fourth put a spin on the summer staple despite the chilling Parisian weather. Mastering the art of juxtaposition, the actor opted for tailored shorts paired with mid-calf socks and loafers for the bottom half, leaning on the classic side of the menswear spectrum. For contrast, the upper half played with layering and streetwear influences. Fourth tied it all together with beauty statements: a spiky hairstyle and his signature eyebrow slit. Does anyone know how he makes everything look so good?
Hyunjin at Dior
Although he is no stranger to the front row, K-pop star Hyunjin of Stray Kids made a buzzy entrance in the Parisian fashion circuit this season. The occasion, Dior’s FW26 show (Jonathan Anderson’s sophomore for Dior Homme), demanded balancing everyday luxury with the statements Anderson is recognized for. Hyunjin did it subtly, going for the classic denim and white formula (denim pants, a white shirt with a standing wing collar) and, for the wow factor, a tweed jacket with lurex details.
Sho Hirano at Louis Vuitton
There’s no record of Japanese star Sho Hirano ever fumbling the Fashion Week game. However, the star took it to the next level at the Louis Vuitton FW26 show. Hirano showed up and showed out in a khaki tailored set that borrowed elements from ‘70s and ‘80s suiting. The ensemble came across as contemporary and trendy thanks to the styling—the Number_i singer wore a striped shirt underneath and sported the sleeves rolled up. Chunky sole shoes and the purple Speedy bag completed the perfect front row get-up. As for his grooming, Hirano continued looking back at the past for inspiration, opting for a hairstyle that reinvented the classic frosty tips that everybody raved about in the early aughts.
Jackson Wang at Louis Vuitton
Monochrome looks will never go out of style, but Jackson Wang knows exactly how to breath new life into a ton-sur-ton ensemble. The Louis Vuitton ambassador layered a patent leather biker jacket atop a turtleneck sweater and flared pants to attend the brand’s FW26 show. The final look leaned on the simplicity and edge Jackson has cultivated for years, further demonstrating his ability to elevate whatever he wears, even head-to-toe black.
Mingyu at Dior
Eternally best-dressed Dior ambassador Mingyu—singer and member of the K-pop group Seventeen, if you’re wondering—brought the it factor to the FW26 front row. As one of Dior’s most prominent faces, the singer had first dibs on unreleased pieces and runway footwear, teasing the mood for the new collection. The combination of wide-legged high-waisted pants and a cropped Bar Jacket departed from the tailoring and pared-down outfits he usually favors, but it perfectly matched the aesthetics du jour. Plus, Mingyu completed the look with a pair of snakeskin shoes, championing what’s expected to be one of the biggest trends of 2026.
Bright at Ami
Attending the Ami FW26 show, Thai actor Bright Vachirawit delivered the kind of sleek and effortless look that has become his trademark at Paris Fashion Week. Bright showed up in Champs-Élysées, where the show took place, dressed in a monochrome flared pant suit. The ensemble melded style with ease, channeling the sort of Parisian minimalism Ami has celebrated for the past 15 years. The F4 Thailand star finished off his front row ´fit with a mod-infused hairstyle and chic patent leather shoes for a look that was equal parts ‘60s rockstar and modern-day scene stealer.
Yuta Jinguji
Another star going full rockstar on the front row was Amiri brand ambassador Yuta Jinguji, member of the Japanese trio Number_i. Jinguji, who was one of the guestlist’s most awaited personalities, drew inspiration from the Amiri runway for his outfit. Retro aesthetics, 1970s design codes and a mix of colors and textures influenced Jinguji’s look. It featured flared pants, a textured patent leather jacket, a red cowboy-style shirt and a pair of snakeskin Chelsea boots. If any of these elements rings a bell, that’s because red and snakeskin print have been making the rounds on the front rows and are poised to become some of the strongest color and print trends of 2026. Talk about being ahead of the trend curve!
Jisung at SYSTEM
outh Korean star Jisung delivered a masterclass in monochrome dressing on his first Paris Fashion Week appearance. Attending the latest collection unveiling by designer Kim Hee Soo’s SYSTEM, Jisung stepped into normcore territories, dressed in a blouson jacket and relaxed-fit denim pants. Contrasting with his platinum blonde hair, the navy and black look thrived on the slight shade variation, juxtaposed fabric weight and visible texture play. We love it when stars prove that less is indeed more!
Feid at Willy Chavarria
Trust Colombian star Feid to bring the “wow” factor to the global stage. For his Paris Fashion Week debut—on the runway, nonetheless—the “Luna” singer departed from the Ferxxo Green he has made his trademark. (In case you’re wondering if that’s even a color, the answer is yes, that’s Feid’s Pantone signature color). Instead, the singer embraced his darker side, dressed in a black, wrinkled-effect suit to perform at Willy Chavarria’s festival-like show. Styled with a coral pink top and a pair of statement glasses, Feid owned the runway and left audiences worldwide anticipating his next fashion steps.
Santos Bravos at Willy Chavarria
Latin American boy band Santos Bravos celebrated la cultura with their first Paris Fashion Week appearance. The quintet, consisting of Drew, Alejandro, Kauê, Gabi, and Kenneth, made a style and cultural statement, dressed in coordinated sportswear fitting of the ‘90s boyband golden era. The matchy looks—off Willy Chavarria’s World Cup collaboration with Adidas—created a united front as Santos Bravos performed their newly released single “0%” and introduced themselves to the fashion industry. And what a way to do it, at one of the season’s biggest and most impactful fashion shows.
BamBam at Louis Vuitton
Fashion loves a high-profile celebrity cameo on the runways and this season, Louis Vuitton chose Thai star BamBam for the task. The brand ambassador and pop star kicked off Day 1 of Paris Fashion Week on a big note, lending his star power to showcase Pharrell Williams’ new collection. Part normcore, part runway-ready, BamBam’s look embraced functionality and classic Louis Vuitton House codes, proving BamBam’s ability to elevate anything he wears.
Apo Nattawin at Dior
Not everyone can rock a Canadian tuxedo, but the generalization doesn’t apply to Thai heartthrob Apo Nattawin. No, the Dior ambassador and international superstar can pretty much turn any look into a front-row-ready ensemble. For the Dior Fall 2026 show, Apo opted for a denim-on-denim formula, combining denim pants with a denim blazer in contrasting tones. But of course, the star doesn’t go by the traditional rulebook. Proving that Canadian tuxedos are not always streetwear staples, Apo put a dapper twist on the combination with a pair of velvet loafers and a white shirt with a standing collar. Chic, very chic.
Mile Phakphum at Dior
Another Dior ambassador making a case for denim was Thai actor Mile Phakphum. Casual, minimalist and straightforward, Mile’s outfit featured classic wardrobe must-haves. Straight-leg denim pants, a light blue shirt and a black coat channeled Jonathan Anderson’s penchant for understated fashion. To finish off his front row look, Mile went with a side-swept fringe hairstyle that was equal parts clean but relaxed. We love a lowkey king!
Keung To at Kenzo
Kenzo regular Keung To returned to Paris for yet another seasonal fashion showing. The Hong Kong star attended a private Kenzo showcase in a casual, but well-styled look that perfectly aligned with the singer’s personal style. Minimalism doesn’t imply dullness, though, so Keung To offered lessons on texture play and accents, mixing a graphic tee with red details, a pair of denim pants with metallic effect and golden cuffs and an oversized navy jacket. That’s how you pull off a toned-down, but headline-worthy Fashion Week look!
Ten at Saint Laurent
“I’m a stunner,” sings K-pop star Teen Lee in his 2025 hit “Stunner.” The Thai native was true to his lyrics on the Saint Laurent front row, pulling a stunning menswear number. The ensemble tapped into Saint Laurent’s tailoring sensibilities, combining a silky two-piece set under a trench coat. Nothing makes menswear more playful than a bot of color, so Ten disregarded the classic menswear palettes and instead embraced a plum and mauve pink color combo. To top off the look, Ten sported a navy tie and chocolate brown patent leather shoes. A true stunner!
Milk Pansa at Saint Laurent
Leather is a go-to textile during this time of the year—especially on a Saint Laurent front row—but Thai actor and newly appointed brand ambassador Milk Pansa forewent the most expected leather choices in favor of a skirt and vest set. The all-black look abided by the monochrome trend taking over Paris Fashion Week, but incorporated pops of gold and white through smart accessorizing. Milk styled her front row outfit with a half-up, half-down hairstyle and pink glam.
Connor Storrie at Saint Laurent
Heated Rivalry leading star Connor Storrie made a case for yellow attending the Saint Laurent Fall 2026 show. Storrie, who has previously worn Saint Laurent on red carpets and events, traded classic suiting for a broad-shouldered khaki suit. The actor added a pop of color with a mustard yellow shirt and channeled the Saint Laurent man with a pair of sunglasses, sleek footwear and, most importantly, confidence aplenty.
François Arnaud at Saint Laurent
Storrie’s Heated Rivalry colleague, François Arnaud, meanwhile, channeled the Matrix—’90s influences included. The Canadian star looked back on the early aughts suiting game to pull together an ensemble reminiscent of the era’s boxy menswear. Arnaud’s outfit consisted of black trousers, a pinstripe shirt, a black leather coat à la Neo/The One and a flashy, contrasting tie. Needless to say, the star nailed the ‘90s theme.
