Highlights of Spring-Summer 2025 Fashion Weeks

Balenciaga show: black is the new black

An armada of stars walked the gray carpet for the Balenciaga show. All dressed in black, they appear in the signature color of the label managed by Demna Gvasalia. Looks with a half-sexy, half-futuristic look paraded to a remix of Gimme More de Britney Spears.

Alaïa Fashion Show: high aerobatics

The prestigious Guggenheim Museum of Modern Art in New York, designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright, hosted a fashion show for the first time in its existence. A tailor-made decor to highlight Alaïa’s creations by Pieter Mulier. The silhouettes, both organic and geometric, echo the building. Pieter’s mastery follows in the footsteps of the late Azzedine Alaïa.

Coperni Fashion Show: magical world

It was in front of Sleeping Beauty’s castle at Disneyland Paris that Coperni unveiled its collection in reference to the characters from the tales. Arnaud Vaillant and Sébastien Meyer have once again created a buzz by showing limitless imagination. Finally, Kylie Jenner created a surprise in a gothic style dress.

Balmain show: me, Kylie

The youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, Kylie, is definitely everywhere. We find her face at Balmain on a dress hand-embroidered with thousands of pearly pearls. Olivier Rousteing thus refers to his new perfumery range, Les Eternals Collection, on the theme of self-fulfillment.

The Sweet & Friendly Fashion Show: Girl Material

The ultimate muse of the house, dressed in a long, mysterious veil in black Chantilly lace which covered her face, Madonna was the special guest at the Dolce & Gabbana show. But its legendary allure was also on the silhouettes presented by the duo and to which they wanted to pay homage. Models wore peroxide blonde wigs and sported form-fitting satin and lace dresses and the legendary cone breast bras.

Valentino fashion show: return of the prodigy

The Valentino fashion show was one of the most anticipated. It marks the return of Alessandro Michele after his departure from Gucci two years ago. He returned to the house’s archives with an emphasis on the 60s and 70s. We find opulence, exaggerated volumes, sequins, feathers, ruffles and polka dots. A clever mix as this alchemist of style knows how to do.

Tommy Hilfiger fashion show: from the streets to the catwalks

Surprise at Tommy Hilfiger, three members of the Wu Tang Clan, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah and Method Man, closed the show. Dressed in baggy pants and windbreakers in the colors of America, the group sported a style as street as it was preppy, just like the collection. [SC]

Stella McCartney fashion show: all the same

According to the front row, these sneakers are already cult. This is a white fringed model from Stella McCartney in collaboration with Adidas inspired by vintage running shoes and the world of boxing. This group of fashionistas subtly sends us the message that the vocabulary of streetwear is still relevant today.

Ganni Fashion Show: Scandinavian style

Ganni, the Danish label that all fashionistas want, is hitting the Parisian catwalks for the first time. Entitled The Craft, this new opus focuses on sustainable development and material innovation. Several fabrics have been developed with this in mind. As for the style, it’s always a happy, romantic, yet functional mix.

Fiorucci fashion show: an angel passes by

First show for the Italian brand Fiorucci, bought in 2022 by Swiss businesswoman Dona Bertarelli and under the artistic direction of Francesca Murri. The common thread is awakening or more symbolically that of rebirth. Vanishing silhouettes composed of camisoles, lace shorts and dresses decorated with cherubs, a house reference, come in pastel colors.

Ralph Lauren fashion show: family business

Once again, Christy Turlington caused a sensation at Ralph Lauren. On the podium, the nineties super model was accompanied by her daughter, Grace Burns, and her nephew James Turlington. Budding models who disturbed the public with their beauty, but above all with their resemblance. [SC]

Bottega Veneta Parade: Puff, Puff, Poof

Panda, chicken, elephant or whale were used to seat the guests at Bottega Veneta. Made in collaboration with the Milanese design brand Zanotta, the Sacco model is reinterpreted in a playful way. Here, actress Julianne Moore looks delighted.

Roberto Cavalli Fashion Show: tribute to Roberto

Fausto Puglisi presented a vibrant parade inspired by landscape images of his hometown, Messina, Sicily. An opulence of patterns faithful to the legacy of couturier Roberto Cavalli, who died this spring. To pay tribute to him, all his muses from the 2000s, like Mariacarla Boscono, Karen Elson, Natasha Poly, Eva Herzigova and Joan Smalls, were present.

Sunnei Fashion Show: 100% seniors

Sunnei, founded by Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo, celebrated its 10th anniversary. A decade which, according to its artistic directors, “gives the impression of having lived much more, like a long life”. This is why they chose to present the outfits on models aged over 60 and of diverse origins. [SC]

H&M Fashion Show: Fall Brat

Brat Summer has not yet bowed out. Face of H&M’s new fall line, artist Charli XCX gave a concert during London Fashion Week that electrified the crowd. The British woman is now part of the world of fashion.

Ottolinger Fashion Show: Jaws

The two Ottolinger designers, Cosima Gadient and Christa Bösch, promise us a summer full of dangers. Models emerge from the mouth of a shark in looks that reconnect with the experimental side of the Swiss label.

Rabanne Fashion Show: golden age

It is said to be the most expensive handbag in the world. The 1969 Nano Gold by Rabanne by Julien Dossena is in 18-carat gold and is estimated at 250,000 euros. It was made in collaboration with the artisan jeweler Arthus Bertrand and required more than a hundred hours of work.

Moschino, Stella McCartney et JW Anderson: mode à messages

Fashion speaks to us and it’s not just a metaphor. Moschino, Stella McCartney and JW Anderson return to this trend of clothing with messages. Writing as a statement can be surreal as well as decorative.

Christian Louboutin fashion show: Paris Olympics feel

Christian Louboutin extends the Olympic Games by unveiling an aquatic show, in the Molitor swimming pool in Paris, created with artistic director David LaChapelle and choreographer Blanca Li. The French Olympic artistic swimming team performs a daring performance in pumps.

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