McQueen: Ready-To-Wear AW25
It was his strongest collection yet for the house delivering fantastic tailoring, twisted with the kind of dark romance that McQueen fans queue up for.
Ludovic de Saint Sernin: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Ludovic de Saint Sernin’s L'Entretien collection for AW25 was a sharp, unapologetic collision of power dressing and raw sensuality.
Comme des Garçons: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Was she railing against Lord Business? For AW25, Rei Kawakubo took traditional businesswear and mangled and distorted it – a comment, perhaps, on how corporate agendas can distort cultures (just look at all those billionaires bending the knee to Trump).
Junya Watanabe: Ready-To-Wear AW25
The riotous creativity of Junya Watanabe has always been fed by the designer’s superb taste in music.
Noir Kei Ninomiya: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Noir Kei Ninomiya’s AW25 show was a masterclass in sculptural experimentation, proving once again that the Comme des Garçons protégé has no interest in playing it safe.
Yohji Yamamoto: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Yohji Yamamoto’s AW25 womenswear collection continued his exploration of deconstruction and conceptual elegance.
Roísín Pierce: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Capturing a moment's magic and urging us to revel in life’s beautiful and brief wonders, Róisín Pierce showcased her romantic AW25 collection dubbed Nothing Pure Can Stay.
Issey Miyake: Ready-To-Wear 25
Steel emptiness, flickering lights and the silent swell of moving material. Issey Miyake’s AW25 show,[N]either [N]or, was fashion in its purest, most contemporary form.
Givenchy: Ready-To-Wear AW25
As debuts go it was a stunner. The look was simple but telegraphed that Burton’s Givenchy would be about the femininity of the body.
Rick Owens: Ready-To-Wear AW25
It was full of covetable Rick pieces – the kind that will live in your wardrobe for years.
Schiaparelli: Ready-To-Wear AW25
For Schiaparelli AW25, Daniel Roseberry took us deep into the heart of Texas, but through a couture-like lens.
Hodakova: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Hodakova’s AW25 collection didn’t just hit the high notes – it composed an entirely new symphony of style. The show was a masterclass in surrealism, deconstruction and playful irreverence, turning fashion into wearable performance art.
Rabanne: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Julien Dossena called it Contain and Release; an apt title for an offering that unfolded like a masterclass in controlled chaos.
David Koma: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Fresh from his Blumarine creative director debut, David Koma returns to his namesake label with a collection that feels as celebratory as it is sculptural. Marking the brand’s 15th anniversary, AW25 is a masterclass in shape – cut sharp, blown
Off-White: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Under Ib Kamara’s creative direction, Off-White remains a brand in motion – always leaning forward and always recalibrating its relationship with the future.