Up and Coming Fashion Brands for Him
Written by Amiya B
Men’s fashion has been thriving over the last few years. Elevated menswear is the name of the game and these brands are here to win. We have curated the top rising fashion brands for men in 2023. With soirée season just around the corner, you may want to add to your wardrobe and step out in style. Look no further, these rising fashion brands will have you looking your best so you can finish out the year in fresh fashion.
1. Rubato
True to their motto, Rubato has created boundless possibilities for the modern man in fabric form. Founded by Carl Pers and Oliver Dannefalk, Rubato launched with their take on the perfect V-neck sweater and has since expanded their collection. The brand personifies minimalism at its finest by producing high-quality garments that are made to mix and match. You might be one Rubato V-neck away from being a fan of the brand for life.
2. L’Estrange
Modular fashion is one of the leading trends of 2023 and while a lot of brands have tried their hand at the capsule wardrobe concept, L’Estrange is at the top of our fashion leaderboard. William Green and Tom Horne founded the brand on the philosophy “with less, do more” and it is impressive to see a rising fashion brand practice as they preach. L’Estrange’s collection ranges from versatile formalwear to luxurious casualwear, providing you with an ensemble to match every mood.
3. Daniel w. Fletcher
Daniel w. Fletcher is pushing all the right boundaries in the men’s fashion industry. The eponymous label features apparel that is backed by meaning and purpose. The founder is known for using his designs to speak up about current affairs, while never compromising on style. From well-tailored bodices to ultra-cool pants, this is the perfect brand to shop if you are feeling experimental.
4. Fursac
Although Fursac was founded in 1973, it’s the indie label’s recent collections that have been making waves in the fashion industry. The Parisian brand has been donned by the French since the brand’s inception. However, Fursac is now reaching across borders and gaining international acclaim. With Gauthier Borsarello as creative director, Fursac has become the epitome of quiet luxury. French tailoring and Italian mills - what more could you ask for in the name of European fashion?
5. Derrick
From designing sportswear for his rowing team to establishing his very own rising fashion brand, Luke Derrick has come a long way. The designer’s self-titled brand is known for its polished casuals. Derrick’s debut collection saw the light of day post-pandemic and let’s just say that this label is made for the modern man. The brand’s apparel boasts meticulous craftsmanship and claims to experiment with ideas of lazy elegance resulting in effortless style.
