Heritage Meets Disruption

By Editorial Team

This season, fashion reflects, refracts, and reshapes. From poetic farewells to nostalgic nods, the Fall/Winter 2025 collections reveal a world in flux—where designers mine the past to confront the present, and elegance is found as much in restraint as in rebellion.

From left to right: Dior Pre-Fall 2025 ; Khaite Fall/Winter 2025

DIOR PRE-FALL 2025

Maria Grazia Chiuri's collection for Dior was unveiled in the gardens of Kyoto's Toji Temple. Collaborating with Tatsumura Textile Co., Dior incorporated 15th and 16th-century Japanese aesthetics, modifying materials such as silver-based fabrics for a modern appeal.

KHAITE FALL/WINTER 2025

Catherine Holstein's designs continue to champion minimalist silhouettes, now enhanced with daring details. The collection introduces structured tailoring in rich fabrics, redefining the boundaries of quiet luxury.

SAINT LAURENT FALL/WINTER 2025

Anthony Vaccarello’s latest offering is a sculpted ode to 1980s power dressing; reinterpreted with bold shoulders, sleek pencil skirts, and bomber jackets in punchy jewel tones. He adds unexpected fluidity to a silhouette rooted in confidence and control.

From left to right: Miu Miu Fall 2025 ; Polo Ralph Lauren Fall/Winter 2025

MIU MIU FALL 2025

Miuccia Prada's collection pays homage to Neo-Realist cinema, featuring rugged wool suits, wrinkled socks, and vintage-inspired accessories. The ensemble celebrates womanhood with a nostalgic yet contemporary flair.

POLO RALPH LAUREN FALL/WINTER 2025

Ralph Lauren revisits classic American prep with a contemporary twist. This juxtaposition of the old and new encapsulates a relaxed yet polished aesthetic, resonating with the evolving definition of luxury.

LOUIS VUITTON FALL/WINTER 2025

Nicolas Ghesquière's collection pays homage to the spirit of travel, presenting a tapestry of layered ensembles that blend functionality with high fashion. The runway, set against a trompe-l’œil train station, reinforced the theme of journey and discovery.

PRADA FALL/WINTER 2025

Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons delves into the beauty of imperfection and the unfinished in a collection aptly titled “Raw Glamour”. This deliberate departure from polished aesthetics celebrates the woman who finds empowerment in authenticity and the unrefined.