Balmain’s pioneering spirit is what makes the brand stand out. You'll find it in the House’s designs, including this men’s Balmain sale. Distressed styles with bold graphics give the Balmain collections a rebellious edge. As well as offbeat looks, the label’s simple black and white logo tees keep outfits looking tasteful and minimalist.
Before the company’s inception, founder Pierre Balmain worked alongside Hubert de Givenchy and Dior. Soon after, he created Balmain in Paris, 1945. The fashion house put a revolutionary twist on French Fashion of the time, introducing loud silhouettes pulled in at the waist. Today, Balmain stays loyal to its founder's innovative character. A succession of impressive designers has kept this trailblazing attitude alive - Olivier Rousteing its current creative director.
Music plays a big part in inspiring Rousteing’s work. You’ll often see music icons at the centre of his campaigns. The designer also adds a contemporary edge by connecting with the House’s followers through social media. This gives Rousteing the opportunity to talk openly about Balmain and his designs with those keen to know more.
While there’s no doubt that Rousteing continues to impress on the brand, features found across designs nod to Balmain’s history. The PB monogram showcases the founder’s initials - its style tied to his interest in French renaissance labyrinths. This PB design covers jackets, knits, caps and more.
Balmain’s daring nature and hunger for revolution sets it apart from the rest. You’ll find its bold personality across the designs in this men’s Balmain sale at END.