DNR has ranked the top men's fall 2005 collections. It's generally a decent breakdown. But of course, I've got plenty to say about it. (Keep scrolling all the way to the bottom -- I know the pictures are huge.)
Dolce & Gabbana is at the top, and why not? "Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana proved yet again that sex sells -- especially on the runway."

NY Metro#2:
Raf Simons, who has been busy designing for the future -- sometime circa Blade Runner.

This is not for you. Raf is experimenting with the oversized, the baggy, and the high-waisted. Look, but don't touch.
#4:
Dior. Meanwhile, Hedi Slimane has gone back in time to the 70s -- and it is AWESOME.









#4
Emporio Armani. The new look rocks -- think "tailored jackets" -- even if no one seems to realize that it looks a lot like Tom Ford's last collections for Gucci.






This is a great look:

#6
Costume National. Weird Russian thing going on. No, trust me, this is weird.


#8
Louis Vuitton. DNR correctly picks up on the Russian influence here, too. (What the hell is going on?) Again, though, no one seems to notice the suits and blazers channeling Gucci. It's the same look! Does no one notice this? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!




men.style.com#10
Kris Van Assche. Ignoring the fact that the runway show is creepily evocative of Kevin Federline (fedoras, v-neck t-shirts, unshaveness) the line actually looks like something you could wear. Of course, it helps if you're an underweight male model. Or, I guess, a backup dancer.
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