Montblanc Extreme 3.0 Collection
by Adriano B.
Montblanc reinterprets its distinctive collection for active and busy lifestyles. It features new formats, as well as an original leather design inspired by the brand’s innovative visual marketing materials from the early 20th century.
The Montblanc Extreme collection is designed to withstand the demands of those who commute to explore the city, undertake professional adventures, or escape to unknown places. Not only does this new line go a step further in technical innovation to reach new heights of durability and performance, but it also strikes a perfect balance between functionality and a distinctive contemporary and elegant aesthetic.
The Montblanc Extreme 3.0 collection includes a selection of different shapes, sizes and functions, designed to suit the lifestyles of those who do not consider everyday life as a simple routine, but rather an adventure, whether at work or in free time. The Montblanc Extreme 3.0 collection is available from July 2022 in Montblanc boutiques around the world and online.
Take a look below at some of our favorite pieces:
ARTURO OBEGERO Spring/Summer 2023
Y/PROJECT Spring/Summer 2023
Set at the Palais de Tokyo, Fucking Young, TRANOÏ, and friends were able to toast to past success and drink to a great future with sets by Faire Music and the incredible Urumi.
Kenzo SS23 is an extension and refinement of the universe established in last season’s first collection, inspired by the attitude of Kenzo Takada, who has developed his ideas from season to season.
The collection was fully embodied from oversized sequence tops, camouflage coat, to low-slung jeans. Palm prints made an appearance making up some California nostalgia and Western references furth afield.
The French capital has once again been chosen to unveil the Spring/Summer 23 collection called “Futuro Optimisto”.
This season, Joey Gollish explores the history and lasting global impact of European cabaret, particularly Le Chat Noir, Cabaret Voltaire, and other central figures in European Cabaret.
Take a look at Gunther Spring/Summer 2023 backstage, captured by the lens of Sebastian Pielles, during Paris Fashion Week, in exclusive for Fucking Young!
Designer Chitose Abe plays with a new take on her signatures and the notion of splicing authentic forms to create something unusual, authentic and original, Sacai-style, by applying a sense of informality to silhouettes and materials that are born of tradition.
The “simplicity can be deceitful” concept is portrayed throughout the collection.
Inspired by the androgynous beauty and seductive allure of American actor Joe Dallessandro, Valette Studio’s new collection is an ode to sartorial freedom and emancipation, underlining playfulness and personality as opposed to stereotypes, rules and uniformity.
Intertwining color and texture with lace, feathers and intricate orange prints, the collection offers “adaptions of feminine features into the ‘male’ silhouette.”
Craig Green’s men have identified a distant new summit to ascend, obscured far from view, but somehow ever present.
One of Jonathan Anderson’s strongest skills that he deserves credit for is being a great observer. He observes, then digests, then filters out what he has taken in. While conversations are being had around nature and technology, »
For the SS23 studio collection, Henrik Vibskov investigates the elements of bridges – a construction born from the hands of humans, allowing the feet to touch where only birds used to inhabit.
SANKUANZ SS23 continues the speculative exploration of life and death from its last season, realizing deep integration of street style and high fashion in multiple ways.
For this collection, Ernest W. Baker wanted to reference Spring 2020: something familiar and comfortable, the sense of innocence, naivety – an impression of sheltering.
Through this men’s line, Kim has endeavored to explore the importance of private spheres and how they provide inspiration and guidance in the realm of creativity.
Davi revives the tradition and gives its contemporary traveler that modern and lively twist that pervades the collections designed by Davide Marello.
Take a look at Dior Men Summer 2023 backstage, captured by the lens of Cole Fawcett during Paris Fashion Week, in exclusive for Fucking Young!
Colm Dillane staged his newest collection with a performance-art piece that merged fashion, art, and audience participation.
young n sang unveiled the lookbook for its “Merman” collection, captured by the lens of Choi Na Rang.
For the SS23 collection and Kaczmarek’s fourth collection for the brand, the designer continues to take his inspiration from the world of the Parisian city.
The Spring/Summer 2023 menswear collection of Acne Studios celebrates the joy of dressing up with a hint of subversion, skewing traditional formal dress codes for a modern, idiosyncratic take on occasionwear.
This season Ouest Paris dreams of Californian beaches, warm nights and space travel.
