In the 2024/2025 autumn and winter collections, designs that blend modernism with a return to the past will take center stage, offering a mix of elegance and comfort. Alongside natural tones, bold colors, luxurious, and eco-friendly materials will be at the heart of the season. Oversized silhouettes and layered looks will be particularly prominent in terms of style.
Autumn-Winter 2024-2025 Collection
For Dior's 2024-2025 Fall-Winter Ready-to-Wear show, Maria Grazia Chiuri reflected on the transitional period of the late 1960s, when fashion left the ateliers and conquered the world. Thus, Miss Dior was born in 1967, a women's collection that introduced ready-to-wear and was entrusted to Philippe Guibourgé, the assistant of Marc Bohan.
Imagining a wardrobe of contrasts, Nicolas Ghesquière envisions a multifaceted femininity that oscillates between structure and fluidity, texture and print. The collection, outlined by airy contours of refined allure, seamlessly merges signature tailoring with retro-futuristic influences.
Sophisticated and theatrical, the Fall-Winter 2024/25 Haute Couture collection, presented by Fashion Creation Studio at Palais Garnier, brings together the world of opera and CHANEL Haute Couture. Richly adorned with embroidery, the collection adds a romantic touch to the codes of the Fashion House.
In his debut at Moschino, creative director Adrian Appiolaza pays homage to the Moschino House and its founder, Franco Moschino—the essence of a tradition of excellence and wit. History serves as a foundation for building a new language from an existing vocabulary. There is a discovery of the meaning behind Moschino and Franco, on a first-name basis. At the heart of this collection lies a reflection of Moschino's spirit: playfulness, irreverence, and surprising originality.