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Elegance Redefined
The new season has arrived, and AW25 brings with it an air of inimitable elegance. These are the brands redefining sophistication this year.
Chloé
Chemena Kamali continues to exude '70s chic with Chloé. Boho-inspired sheer, floating skirts and blouses meet with belted trenches and leather jackets in warm, neutral hues.
Dries Van Noten
Dries Van Noten celebrates transformation in the AW25 collection. Julian Klausner's debut for the brand featured a dialogue between past, present and future in a collection that draws on the history of Dries Van Noten while paving a new way for the brand's future.
Victoria Beckham
This season marks an evolution in Victoria Beckham's study of the ritual of dressing. While strong silhouettes remain an obsession, tailoring shifts from an oversized fit towards shrunken underpinnings and lean trousers.
Erdem
For Autumn Winter 2025, Erdem collaborated with artist Kaye Donachie, a contemporary of his from the RCA. Donachie's paintstrokes adorn the fabrics of Erdem's AW25 selection in a new and deeply artistic collection.
LOEWE
Jonathan Anderson's final collection with LOEWE debuted with distorted scales and volumes, filtered through a now iconic artisanal craft. Familiar wardrobe staples get a true refresh with familiar wardrobe staples such as shirts, knits and coats, fused together in hybrids.
Khaite
The new season for Khaite explores signature styles advanced through touch. Expect a heightened focus on the tactility of material, both raw and refined, in a palette of what the brand calls "New York neutrals" of leopard print, chocolate, toffee browns and indigo denims.
Tom Ford
Tom Ford's AW25 collection is about acknowledging differences and exploring similarities. Ackermann's selection features a largely monochromatic palette of neutrals, favouring black for a sultry look. Tailoring, silks and leathers remain at the forefront.
Sacai
Founded by Chitose Abe in Tokyo in 1999, Sacai is renowned for its innovative approach to fashion, blending contrasting fabrics, textures, and silhouettes to create garments that are both timeless and experimental.