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Rabanne Cruise 2025

Christian — Fri, 19 Jul 2024 06:00:00 +0000

French fashion designer Julien Dossena, Creative director of Rabanne, took a whimsical trip across the English Channel for inspiration for his Cruise 2025 (Resort 2025) collection. This isn’t a literal journey, however, but a sartorial exploration fueled by Dossena’s fascination with British style. The “English Rose Remix” collection, unveiled in June 2024, playfully blends classic British staples with Rabanne’s signature avant-garde glamour. Think chunky tartan coats juxtaposed with glittery animal-print tops, and granny cardigans layered over deconstructed shirtdresses. Dossena describes it as a “wild Paco Rabanne girl on a weekend getaway.” This Anglophilic inspiration stems from Dossena’s admiration for the

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Rag & Bone Men’s Spring/Summer 2025

Christian — Tue, 16 Jul 2024 06:00:00 +0000

New York City fashion often sets the pace for global trends, and Rag & Bone‘s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, designed by Robert Geller, is a masterclass in creating a wardrobe for the modern man who navigates the city’s dynamic streets. Geller eschews fleeting trends and celebrity endorsements, focusing instead on the real people who wear Rag & Bone – the everyday New Yorkers and those who share the brand’s spirit. This season, Geller presents a collection built on four pillars: denim, the brand’s foundation, is reimagined with “Airflex,” a new fabrication that offers both stretch and a cooling sensation ideal for

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David Koma Resort 2025

Christian — Wed, 10 Jul 2024 06:00:00 +0000

David Koma, the London-based designer known for his glamorous and audacious pieces, is embarking on a new chapter. Having reached the impressive milestone of 15 years with his namesake label, Koma is experiencing a shift in his creative focus. While acknowledging the immense pride in his achievements, he expresses a desire to prioritize joy and rediscover the uninhibited creativity that fueled him as a young graduate from Central Saint Martins. This yearning for artistic freedom manifests beautifully in his Resort 2025 (Cruise 2025) collection, one of his most elaborate creations to date. The collection’s genesis lies in an online discovery:

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GmbH Spring/Summer 2025 – Berlin Fashion Week

Christian — Sun, 07 Jul 2024 06:00:00 +0000

Berlin Fashion Week witnessed the highly anticipated return of GmbH, the German label synonymous with bold, thought-provoking fashion. After showcasing their collections in Paris for several seasons, designers Benjamin Alexander Huseby and Serhat Isik brought their Spring/Summer 2025 collection back to their creative hub – Berlin. This homecoming wasn’t just symbolic; it resonated deeply with the collection’s theme: “Resistance Through Rituals.” Inspired by their own experiences and the current sociopolitical climate, Huseby and Isik presented a powerful exploration of resilience and the fight against oppression. The show, held on the rooftop of the Tempodrom performance center, defied the initial rain

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Marc Jacobs Fall/Winter 2024

Christian — Sat, 06 Jul 2024 06:00:00 +0000

Marc Jacobs‘ Fall/Winter 2024 collection, titled “Joy, Period,” is an escape from reality. Following his whimsical spring line, Jacobs takes us on a journey through a world of exaggerated silhouettes, playful femininity, and cartoonish references. The collection is an homage to pop culture icons, with nods to Marilyn Monroe, Minnie Mouse, and Olive Oyl from Popeye. Think oversized polka dots, voluminous skirts reminiscent of Disney princesses, and stiff-collared sweaters channeling the 1950s. Jacobs doesn’t shy away from pushing boundaries. Super-short miniskirts and dramatically high-low hemlines create a sense of fun and distortion. Proportions are playfully manipulated, with oversized sweaters and

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Patou Spring/Summer 2025

Christian — Wed, 03 Jul 2024 06:00:00 +0000

Forget springtime florals – Patou’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, aptly named “Rose,” transcends mere aesthetics. Creative director Guillaume Henry crafts a multifaceted homage to the women who ignite his creative spark. Henry’s ‘’Rose’’ isn’t a singular muse, but a captivating collage of influential figures. Think iconic French actresses like Delphine Seyrig, whose effortless elegance epitomizes a bygone era. These women represent not just femininity, but a strong feminist spirit – a quality woven into the very fabric of the collection. Moving beyond color and floral motifs (though bursts of blooms do make an appearance), Henry curates a conversation between past and

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Tom Ford Men’s Spring/Summer 2025

Christian — Sat, 29 Jun 2024 08:00:00 +0000

Tom Ford‘s menswear has always held a distinct allure, a potent blend of sharp tailoring and unapologetic glamour. But for Spring/Summer 2025, the brand takes a decisive step back into the spotlight with its first standalone menswear presentation under the creative direction of Peter Hawkings. This collection throws off any lingering shadows of playing second fiddle and confidently strides onto the runway, a full-fledged celebration of the charismatic Tom Ford man. The inspiration for the collection is clear: think Riviera nights in the 1970s, where the likes of Mick Jagger and Alain Delon rubbed shoulders at opulent soirees. There’s a

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Robert Wun Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2024

Christian — Fri, 28 Jun 2024 12:00:00 +0000

London-based designer Robert Wun unveiled his Fall/Winter 2024 Haute Couture collection during Paris Fashion Week, marking the 10th anniversary of his label. This was a profound introspection. Wun used the collection as a platform to explore weighty questions about time’s relentless march and its impact on creativity and human existence. The central theme revolved around the passage of time, translated into a narrative through the garments themselves. The opening gown, a majestic black creation with a matching crystal-embroidered veil, embodied “the first falling of snow,” symbolizing winter’s reflective nature. This theme of impermanence continued with a white trailing coat resembling

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Ashi Studio Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2024

Christian — Fri, 28 Jun 2024 10:30:00 +0000

Fashion week in Paris is always a whirlwind of creativity, but Ashi Studio’s Fall/Winter 2024 Haute Couture collection offered a welcome respite. Instead of frenetic energy, designer Ashi presented a collection inspired by the quiet moments of escape found within the confines of one’s imagination. This wasn’t a literal interpretation of travel, though Ashi did unveil a separate, stunning wardrobe for the cabin crew of the new Riyadh Air earlier that day. Here, the focus was on the mind’s journeys, the daydreams and woolgathering that provide a mental escape. Silhouettes leaned towards the ethereal and cocooning, reflecting the introspective nature

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Jean Paul Gaultier Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2024

Christian — Fri, 28 Jun 2024 07:30:00 +0000

The wait for the Jean Paul Gaultier Fall/Winter 2024 Haute Couture show was sweltering, both literally and figuratively. Guests stewed in the heat, pondering the tightly packed runway and the enigmatic purpose behind it. As the first models emerged, Nicolas Di Felice, the house’s latest guest couturier, unveiled his vision: a stark departure from Gaultier’s usual flamboyant theatricality. Di Felice, known for his provocative designs at Courrèges, favored a minimalist approach. Slender, corseted silhouettes dominated the collection, adorned with tiny hook-and-eye closures that demanded close inspection to be noticed. This echoed his Courrèges aesthetic, where sexuality was explored through suggestive

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