Fashion Week Unveiled: Eclectic Inspirations Shine in Menswear Collections

New York Fashion Week began with five menswear designers showcasing collections inspired by diverse influences including Zanzibar beaches, 1970s fashion, and personal dreams. Highlights included Earthling's leather-heavy debut and Aaron Potts' beach-inspired palettes. The event will feature approximately 60 designers over six days.

New York Fashion Week kicked off with an eclectic mix of menswear designs, featuring influences from Zanzibar beaches to the 1970s and personal dreams.

Minnesota brand Earthling made a striking debut with their 1970s-inspired collection 'Doves Cry,' featuring a warm color palette and various leathers.

Aaron Potts drew inspiration from Zanzibar's natural colors, while Clara Son turned her challenging experiences into art through dream-inspired designs. The event, running until Sept. 11, will host around 60 designers.

(With inputs from agencies.)