À la Milan Fashion Week Automne Hiver 2026 avec Ryan Prevedel
From an emotional wardrobe to the silhouettes of the coming months, between boldness and restraint, between streetwear and tailoring. We met Ryan during Milan Fashion Week, and he told us that…
Ryan Prevedel: elegance that speaks about you
Ryan Prevedel, 23, Italian with Canadian roots on his mother’s side, began his career as a content creator on YouTube and TikTok, gaining attention with light-hearted, entertaining videos. Soon, however, his talent and natural charisma led him into the fashion world: today he is a model and a reference point for those seeking elegance and contemporaneity.
No longer the kid behind viral content, Ryan has built a personal style that feels tailor-made: from his blond, wavy hair shaped with a simple gesture of the fingers, to the air of a self-aware young man, and an attitude capable of embodying classic values reinterpreted through a modern lens. It comes as no surprise that major fashion houses have chosen to collaborate with him.
We met him during Milan Men’s Fashion Week Fall Winter 2026, in a charming historic Café, where—between sips of espresso and watching people pass by—we enjoyed a pleasant conversation about today’s and tomorrow’s fashion, satisfying some curiosity about his more personal side.
Style as a conversation
“I don’t talk about fashion as simple trends to be labeled,” Ryan explains. “It’s a space where identity and emotions intertwine with the very act of getting dressed. It’s not style for style’s sake, but what happens when it passes through you.”
For him, fashion is made of codes reinterpreted with immediacy, personal references, and a tension toward something more human and authentic—something that can’t be reduced to fabrics or silhouettes. “True style comes from observing the street and from the freedom of those who don’t let themselves be trapped by rules,” he says. “It’s a conversation with those who look at you and with yourself, always moving and evolving.”
Confidence as the new aesthetic rule
Ryan believes that in 2026 the dominant trend will be confidence expressed through clothing: strong shoulders, defined silhouettes, deliberately imperfect details. “It’s an aesthetic that communicates personality, not perfection,” he notes.
Early 2000s New York: luxury and street in dialogue
Among his reference eras, Ryan mentions early 2000s New York, when Wall Street met downtown and luxury blended with streetwear. “Pinstripe suits alongside hoodies: power and personal expression came together visually.” Today, that mix lives on in those who love to build an authentic, powerful and personal look.
More vulnerability, less construction
According to Prevedel, men’s fashion needs urgency and contradiction. “It’s often perfect, but without desire. I’d like to see more vulnerability, fewer ‘looks’ and more personality.” His approach encourages daring and self-expression through clothing, rather than simply displaying it.
Milan, a constant source of inspiration
Living in Milan means breathing art, design and creativity at every corner. “Porta Magenta has incredible energy: elegant, never rigid. Walking there is a constant source of ideas.” It’s a city where details matter, where tailoring dialogues with everyday life, and where street style becomes a language.
Dressing the mood
For Ryan, style is emotional. Some days call for boldness, others for the need to protect oneself through minimalism. The guiding principle? Shoes. “If the shoes are right, everything else finds its direction,” he explains. Whether it’s private life or formal occasions, the look starts there and tells who you are.
TheDoubleF: style in motion
In the looks chosen for TheDoubleF, Ryan finds coherence and diversity: from tailoring to travel looks, always chic, always designed to move through different contexts. “It’s a narrative that accompanies a person through their days and identities.” Fashion thus becomes a journey through situations and states of mind, a common thread between who you want to be and how you choose to present yourself.
Refuge and balance
Away from the frenzy of fashion and the spotlight, Ryan sometimes needs spaces that regenerate him. In winter, he finds comfort in the countryside, where time slows down and nature allows him to reconnect with himself. In summer, he feels the pull of the sea: light, horizon and salt air help him reconnect with his energy. At the same time, he knows how important it is to balance social life and solitude. He loves working in a team, sharing inspiration with collaborators and friends, but also knows when it’s time to step back for a while: “It’s often in that emptiness that the best ideas are born,” he confides.
From the street to the runway
Despite the importance of fashion shows, the most authentic inspiration remains street style. “That’s where fashion really takes shape, among friends and strangers. The runway sets the direction, but real life gives it substance—you just have to know how to observe and interpret it.”
