A tech parka at Louis Vuitton ... “The man who travels the world, be it on a private jet or a yacht!” said Louis Vuitton’s Kim Jones of this collection
Photograph: Louis Vuitton
And military coat remixes at Dior Homme, where every model stormed the runway in a baseball cap Photograph: Dior Homme
New knit necklines included Burberry’s stretched-out style. “Familiarity. Playing on traditional tailoring codes and the country,” explained a rather mobbed Christopher Bailey backstage on this season's Burberry inspiration Photograph: Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images
In the running for jumper of the season? Jil Sander’s dinosaur Photograph: Jil Sander
Bold on the shoulder, wide in the leg: directional proportion at Lanvin Photograph: Lanvin
Double-breasted silk print coat with a stately home vibe – plus new high polo neck – at Prada. Backstage Mrs Prada talked about how this collection was all about "men and power" Photograph: Prada
Contrast lapels, gloves and even a leather jumper at YSL, in a collection dubbed "Sex & Money" Photograph: Yves Saint Laurent
Metal on shoes is big, from stirrups at Dries to metal toes at Vuitton and hunks of silver at YSL (above) Photograph: Yves Saint Laurent
They’re everywhere, from the front row to the Ferragamo catwalk (pictured). This is officially the next chapter for man bags Photograph: Salvatore Ferragamo
Baseball caps are back. Wang, Dior and Lanvin (above) all say so Photograph: Lanvin
Prada jacket pockets featured pens that looked like flowers, pins and badges, while Vuitton (pictured) had feather arrow pins Photograph: Louis Vuitton
Sparkly at Kenzo (above), boxer-style boots at Lanvin and multi-coloured with camo soles at Dries Photograph: Kenzo
And finally, newspapers, as seen on the catwalks of Jil Sander (above) and Nicole Farhi, are officially a key next season accessory. Bravo Photograph: Jil Sander
