Cinema in men's fashion

Cinema and fashion have a reciprocal, symbiotic, visceral connection.

One finds art finds energy, nourishment, ispiration in the other, they contaminate us and each other and transforming characters seen on the screen into runway collections.  

No wonder that in recent years Thom Browne has drawn his inspiration from the most famous horror films, Prada from the sci-fi cult Gattaca, Lemaire from the French New Wave, Gosha Rubchinskiy from Pasolini and Alessandro Michele for Gucci from Wes Anderson's work.

Marlon Brando’s leather jacket in The Wild One, James Dean’s jeans and white t-shirt, Hitchcock and his male protagonists in elegant tailored suits, Keanu Reeves’ long leather trench in Matrix, Bogart’s trench coat in Casablanca or Ryan Gosling’s silver bomber evoke stories, characters and feelings.

Here are some of the most popular films recently seen during men's fashion weeks.

The Addams family - Thom Browne FW12

Rick Owens - Les yeux sans visage

Bram Stoker's Dracula - Alexander McQueen FW09

The invisible man - Thom Browne SS17

Star Wars - Bobby Abley SS16

A Clockwork Orange - KTZ FW15

Mad Max Fury Road - Nazir Mazhar SS16, Boris Bidjan Saberi Mens SS11

Drive - Gucci, Valentino SS16, Louis Vuitton SS16

Matrix - Gareth Pugh FW10, Balenciaga SS17, Juun J

Modern Times - Thom Browne, John Galliano SS11

North by Northwest - Dior SS16, Prada FW15 , E. Tautz FW13

Wes Anderson's addicted

The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou - Gucci

The Grand Budapest Hotel - Hill&Friends SS17

The Royal Tenenbaum - Lacoste FW15, Burberry FW16

The Royal Tenenbaum - Lacoste FW15