From silhouette to colour and texture, Tom Ford covered the whole spectrum.

Attention guys: it&rsquo;s time to get your suave on, and Tom Ford is here to dress you up. This spring/summer, the brand continues to reimagine its house codes in a bold and contemporary way. Regardless of your style, there&rsquo;s something for you.&nbsp;
Shot by fashion photographer Ferry van der Nat and featuring models Henry Kitcher, Liam Kelly and Malik Anderson, the menswear lookbook starts out with neutral-hued ensembles that champion an array of outerwear, from zebra-print pantsuits to quilted leather jackets. One thing the outfits have in common? The unbuttoned shirts that show off a bare torso. As the looks progress, almost all shades of the rainbow make an appearance, from fuchsia and lavender to different shades of blue, green, brown, yellow and more.&nbsp;

Included in the mix are the slew of animal-print get-ups that leans into one&rsquo;s wild side, be it a matching leopard-print outfit or a juxtaposing zebra-and-leopard look. A Tom Ford collection is never complete without its tuxedos, and to end the line on a high note, the finale comprises three impeccably tailored ensembles that are elevated with doses of sequins.&nbsp;

Get your suave on in Tom Ford's Spring/Summer 2023 collection

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