Giambattista Valli sent out a handful of sporty men's looks to complement the softer and more delicate womenswear collection today at Moncler Gamme Rouge. Men's offerings include sailor inspired designs, from a bomber with a white armband paired with dark shorts to a boyish take on a sailor suit. The finale included a healthy dose water-resistant outerwear to quench Moncler's loyal customers desire for high end outerwear.

Protest is in the air, take the real protests like those in Hong Kong or fictional ones like the feminist brigade at Chanel. The result wasn't nearly as punk-themed as a previous collection from Karl Lagerfeld but it was filled with very wearable fashion, including a singular men's look on Baptiste Giabiconi in a suede safari jacket and matching pants.

Today marked the end of an era in fashion as Jean Paul Gaultier showed his last ever ready-to-wear collection. The occasion was marked by a large turnout of friends and wellwishers who wanted to toast to one of the original enfant terribles of fashion. This collection was full of life, with homages to the past, but still full of modernity. Five male models, including Francisco Lachowski and Tobias Sorensen, escorted veteran models down the runway and added a bit of eye candy for the surely-tired fashion set who've been traversing countries and continents these past few weeks.

Sports is often a starting point for most men's collections and Copenhagen's Niklas Kunz is no different. He melded the sports references with urban sportswear that resulted in color blocked clothes in the form of cut out tees, hoodies and a plethora of tailored shorts.

Asger Juel Larsen's rock-minded Spring/Summer 2015 was full of hard edged looks, monochromatic patterns and a futuristic take on tailoring.

A small contingent of men's looks were shown by Italian designer Massimo Rebecchi during his SS15 womenswear collection. Textured suits were the main attraction while gold shoes completed the looks which attempted to meld sportswear with street references.