Andreas Kronthaler's Vivienne Westwood presented its Spring/Summer 2025 collection at Paris Fashion Week, held in a square known for its history of protest and rebellion. With a distinct focus on womenswear this season, the collection offered a selection of "ultra feminine" silhouettes, seemingly following a more subtle color palette than we're used to.Still retaining Westwood's punkish spirit, the collection was "reduced in color," with a focus on "precious clothes" and a lack of print. This s...

For its Spring/Summer 2025 showcase, VETEMENTS brought the heat. And we don't just mean in a temperature sense (though an underground venue definitely helps there.) Inspired by "the global economic downturn," the Paris Fashion Week showcase acted as a statement on our need to rethink the role that fashion plays in our lives.Centered around the concept of making new out of old, the collection looks to existing wardrobe pieces, reworking them and giving them new life. Commenting on the state of lu...

Another fashion trend has begun creeping up on Spring/Summer 2025 runways, and we expect to see plenty more versions of it over the next few months. First spotted during Men's Fashion Month earlier this year, one of the rising trends we spotted appears to be a new woven fishnet.Appearing at shows like Feng Chen Wang and Wales Bonner, the diamond-shaped netting arrives in a variety of textures and fabrics, with a specific style of woven fishnet layered over shirts and ties and underneath blazers ...

When David Koma announced he wouldn’t show at London Fashion Week - a first in his eponymous brand’s 15-year history – many were shocked. He is, after all, the consummate showman. Famed for his sculptural silhouettes and body-contouring creations, his designs are literally made for a global stage. Spring/Summer 2025 marks a new beginning.“It felt like the right time,” he tells Hypebae from his showroom in Paris. “It was a very mindful decision to try something different.”  Like hi...