Givenchy's Spring/Summer 2014 men's collection was unveiled at Paris Men's Fashion Week. Creative director Riccardo Tisci was inspired by his travels to America and Africa, incorporating images of 1970s computer enthusiasts, Los Angeles skaters, and African natives into his designs. A departure from the monochromatic aesthetic of the previous season, the collection was adorned with colorful prints in blue, red, white, black, and beige. Collages of retro computers and speakers, iconography from Maasai and Zulu cultures, and ethnic stripes were featured throughout the collection. Patchwork and layering further combined patterns, highlighting the geometric designs. The collection featured streetwear pieces like oversized hoodies, shirts, Bermuda shorts, and sandals, mixed with formal pieces like dress shirts and jackets. Bermuda shorts were paired with leggings and aprons. The styling of blousons tied around the waist, which was also seen in the previous season, continues to be popular.