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Louis Vuitton 

Pharrell and Nigo Rewrite the Rules of Luxury Streetwear 

Pharrell Williams and Nigo debuted their Men’s Fall-Winter 2025 collection for Louis Vuitton at the Louvre’s Cour Carrée. Dubbed “Phriendship,” the show celebrated their 30-year creative partnership, blending streetwear roots with Louis Vuitton’s luxury heritage. The atmosphere was elevated by an orchestral soundtrack and 24 vitrines showcasing archival treasures, including Billionaire Boys Club merchandise, Louis Vuittonx Supreme skateboards, and N.E.R.D vinyls. 

The collection draws inspiration from Nigo’s workwear heritage and Pharrell’s streetwear vision, celebrating their shared subcultural influences and blending them with contemporary luxury. The eclectic collection felt like a journey through their creative synergy, elevating workwear silhouettes with premium craftmanship, featuring standout pieces like sleek leather varsity jackets, modern bomber jackets, and crocodile leather trucker jackets dyed to resemble denim. Accessories took centre stage, including the playful lobster-shaped handbag, Damier trunks with Pharrell and Nigo’s portraits, and the versatile “Buttersoft” in multiple colours. 

The earthy palette, crystal embellishments, and Japanese street culture influences highlighted their shared vision of functional yet luxurious design. Celebrities such as Idris Elba, Aaron Pierre, Bradley Cooper, Takashi Murakami and Dylan Wang were among the star-studded audience, underscoring the collection’s cultural significance. Pharrell described the collaboration as “a conversation between the past and future,” solidifying Louis Vuitton’s position as a bridge between tradition and contemporary innovation.

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Juun.J 

COVERUNCOVERED

The Seoul based fashion brand took centre stage, Juun.J unveiled its Fall-Winter 2025 collection, “COVERUNCOVERED,” at Palais de Tokyo. Designer Jung Wook-jun explored the theme of opposites, blending tailored precision with voluminous silhouettes to create a striking visual dialogue. The collection featured oversized outerwear—parkas, utility jackets, and denim blousons—paired with sleek tailored pieces, such as pencil skirts, skinny pants, and double-breasted suits. This juxtaposition of extravagant and refined elements highlighted the tension between structure and fluidity.

The season’s collection emphasised accessibility wile maintaining its artistic integrity. Materials were a key element of contrast, with glossy leather and shaggy faux fur juxtaposed against thick rib knits and stiff cotton twill. Traditional military and workwear influences were reinterpreted with a softer, more emotional design language. A standout feature was the “melting” motif in denim pieces. Beneath the XXL outer layers, the narrative shifted to sleek pencil skirts and tailored trousers, creating a striking contrast to the voluminous outerwear. The waist became a defining boundary, accentuating the interplay between the expansive and the fitted. As Jung described, the effect was intended to evoke the image of materials melting or dripping down the body.

Jung Wook-jun commented on the growing global influence of K-fashion, noting the exciting fusion of tradition and innovation in this collection. With “COVERUNCOVERED,” Juun.J redefined modern menswear, offering a bold yet sophisticated take on contrasts in design.

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Dior 

A Timeless Fusion of History and Innovation 

Dior Men’s Fall-Winter 2025 collection, presented by Kim Jones at Paris Fashion Week, was a masterclass in modern aristocratic minimalism. Drawing inspiration from Christian Dior’s 1954 “H-Line,” Jones reinterpreted the designer’s legacy through a contemporary lens, mixing elements of masculinity and femininity. The collection featured expertly structured tailoring, including silk faille swing coats in light pink, navy, and jet black, alongside luxurious yet everyday pieces like velvet joggers and sculpted blousons. 

Jones’s designs, though steeped in history, exuded an unmistakable modern allure, with delicate silk blouses draping over collarbones and cashmere knits hugging the shoulders like ballgowns. The show’s mysterious allure was further enhanced by silk ribbons tied around models’ eyes—a nod to a masked ball photo of Christian Dior.

This collection was more than about style; it was about transformation. One coat, which could be converted into a skirt, showcased Jones’s innovative approach to menswear. Classic tailoring merged with couture influences, evident in the embroidered satin shoes, archival patterns, and the dramatic closing pink robe adorned with intricate beadwork. The collection seamlessly fused tradition with modernity, redefining contemporary menswear with a bold yet elegant twist.

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Willy Chavarria x Adidas Originals 

Tarantula

Willy Chavarria’s Fall-Winter 2025 collection, Tarantula, captivated Paris Men’s Fashion Week with a poignant celebration of identity, resilience, and inclusivity. Held at The American Cathedral, the venue’s spiritual ambiance echoed Chavarria’s Mexican American roots and queer identity, as rose-adorned alters set the stage for a runway show that was both powerful and intimate.

Chavarria’s collection, blending elevated workwear and sportswear with luxurious fabrics like Italian silks and velvet, showcased broad-shouldered suits, oversized bombers, and graphic tees featuring messages on community. The bold, ’90s-inspired silhouettes were complemented by oversized jackets, chinos, and combat boot sneakers, creating a collection that balanced high fashion with streetwear influences. The collaboration with Adidas Originals brought a limited-edition capsule that included iconic footwear like the Jabbar Low and Jabbar Dress sneakers, available through a unique giveaway from a vintage lowrider Chevy Impala cruising through Paris.

A diverse cast of models, including Becky G, Indya Moore, and Paloma Elsesser, embodied the collection’s core values of diversity and subversive masculinity, while J Balvin’s live performance added an electrifying and intimate touch. Notable attendees such as Luka Sabbat, Michèle Lamy, and Ty Dolla $ign, alongside fashion luminaries like Olivier Rousteing, further underscored the significance of the event, showing solidarity with Chavarria’s message of inclusivity and social justice. With Tarantula, Chavarria proved once again that fashion can be a tool for social justice, embracing the power of identity and community. 

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Jacquemus 

LA CROISIÈRE

Jacquemus’ Spring-Summer 2025 show, La Croisière, took an intimate turn, setting a new standard for runway presentations. Held in Auguste Perret’s art deco apartment, with only 40 guests in attendance, the setting was understated yet impactful. Simon Porte Jacquemus expressed a desire to strip away artifice, allowing the silhouettes to speak for themselves in the raw, personal atmosphere of the space. The show was underscored by Édith Piaf’s Mon Dieu, paying homage to French musical heritage and adding emotional depth to the experience.

Fashion highlights included double-breasted blazers paired with sharply pleated trousers, minimal coats cinched at the waist, and form-flattering hourglass dresses. The standout was the “naked” gown—a showstopper accentuating the human form with old Hollywood glamour. Footwear featured pointed woven heels and the ongoing collaboration between Nike and Jacquemus, with the Moon Nike Shoes making a statement.

The show’s intimacy was exemplified by Tyla wearing the same dress as Adriana Lima, who walked the runway. In a candid moment, Tyla admitted, “Adriana definitely wore it better; she ate me up,” highlighting the mutual respect between these two women. Celebrity attendees, including Pamela Anderson, Anna Wintour, and Central Cee, as well as models like Adriana Lima, Alex Consani and Christy Turlington, walking the runway added gravitas to an unforgettable show that redefined fashion presentation.

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Wooyoungmi 

Wooyoungmi’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection, presented at the Hôtel de Maisons, explored the Korean philosophy of ch’orhak, “how to become wiser,” through a blend of modern utilitarian elegance and poetic formality. The collection emphasised self-reflection and self-discipline, with sharp tailoring juxtaposed against romantic floral motifs that disrupted tradition and added a ceremonial flair. Floral elements extended into casual knitwear, suggesting a shift toward everyday elegance.

The outerwear — trench coats, Crombie coats, and parkas — paid homage to the brand’s heritage, while workwear-inspired structured cargo pockets brought a utilitarian edge. The footwear range, including laced-up derbies and Chelsea boots, evoked ceremonial wardrobe styles, enhancing the collection’s sophisticated versatility. Notably, garments featured “minhwa,” the traditional Korean folk art, offering a tribute to the country’s culture and history.

Celebrities like Lucky Blue Smith, Will Poulter, and Sienna Spiro attended, underscoring the collection’s universal appeal. Wooyoungmi FW25’s fusion of traditional and contemporary elements made a bold statement: elegance is not just about appearance, but about evolving and cultivating one’s identity through fashion.

Words by Claire Gaura 

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Vêtements: Urban Chic Meets Nostalgic References

Vêtements lived up to its reputation for embracing chaos and culture with its “Time to Clean Up the Mess” collection. The star-studded runway opened with Travis Scott, who strode down the runway in a striking black lacquered moto suit that set the tone for the rest of the show. Anok Yai, in a mini black dress, followed closely behind, radiating confidence as she embodied the brand’s raw edge.

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Gigi Hadid turned heads on the runway in a striking outfit reminiscent of Kim Kardashian’s iconic Balenciaga look. The collection, featuring a playful interpretation of urban style, included elements like packing-tape yellow ensembles adorned with DHL logos.

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Marcia Cross, best known from Desperate Housewives, made a surprise appearance in a head- to-toe black ensemble, commanding the runway with poise.

The show almost ended in dramatic fashion as Anok Yai returned to close the show in a fluffy wedding dress, contrasting with the predominantly dark palette that preceded it.

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Rick Owens: A Hollywood Fantasy

Rick Owens brought a cinematic flair to his SS25 collection, transforming the Palais de Tokyo into a stage for high drama. As the rain poured outside, the sun miraculously broke through, creating a fitting backdrop for Owens’ exploration of old Hollywood glamour.

This season, he invited students from Paris design schools to model, promoting inclusivity and diversity on the runway.

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Owens’ collection showcased flowing silhouettes, combining ethereal elements with avant- garde designs. The models walked gracefully, despite the slippery conditions, embodying the freedom that Owens champions. From denim cutoffs to inflatable boots, the collection balanced high fashion with a spirit of rebellion, capturing the essence of Owens’ artistic vision, seen with black lentils.

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Mugler: A Dark Floral Fantasy

Casey Cadwallader’s Mugler collection offered a striking contrast to the pastoral themes of previous seasons. Drawing inspiration from his gardening experiences, Cadwallader infused the collection with a sense of menace and complexity.

Cadwallader’s designs featured sharp tailoring, with sculptural details around the hips and shoulders, mimicking the bloom of a flower in a distinctly Mugler fashion.

A standout piece was a black dress that burst into a vibrant turquoise flower made from layers of organza. This season marked a return to Mugler’s roots, balancing drama with sleek, futuristic tailoring while maintaining a darkly romantic edge.

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

The collection was a visual feast, emphasizing the importance of silhouette and structure while remaining true to Mugler’s roots. With a blend of elegance and edge, Cadwallader proved his ability to recontextualize the house’s legacy while paving the way for the future.

Valentino: The Return of Maximalism

Alessandro Michele‘s return to Valentino after a two-year hiatus was met with excitement and enthusiasm. The show, held at the Dojo de Paris, featured an extravagant array of looks that celebrated the designer’s flair for maximalism. The collection was a vibrant display of colors, textures, and embellishments, reminiscent of Valentino’s iconic style.

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Michele drew inspiration from the house’s archives, blending references from the 60s and 80s while adding his unique twist. With an emphasis on ruffles, bows, and luxurious fabrics, the collection exuded a sense of joy and extravagance. The finale featured models adorned with statement accessories, showcasing Valentino’s commitment to a glamorous and whimsical aesthetic.

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Balmain: Embracing Individuality

Olivier Rousteing’s Balmain SS25 show was a love letter to the brand’s legacy, with a focus on beauty, craftsmanship, and inclusivity. Rousteing, who has been at the helm of Balmain for over a decade, showcased his commitment to broadening fashion’s spectrum with a cast that included women of all generations. Something that definitely retentisse inside us, at Voir Magazine.

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

The highlight of the show was the introduction of Balmain Beauty, with dresses and jackets adorned with hand-embroidered pearls and textures that mirrored the brand’s new fragrance bottles. This celebration of beauty was a defining moment for the brand, signaling its expansion into a broader luxury category.

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Cecilie Bahnsen: Blending Nature and Whimsy

Cecilie Bahnsen‘s latest collection embraced the outdoors, featuring elements inspired by her love of nature. Collaborating with Japanese artist Takashi Homma, The North Face and Asics, Bahnsen infused her designs with a sense of whimsy and functionality while upping w-cultural references. The collection included garments that seamlessly merged fashion with practicality, showcasing a playful yet elegant aesthetic.

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

The collection also featured drawstrings, technical buckles, and 3D floral motifs, adding a sense of practicality to her otherwise romantic designs. Bahnsen’s use of recycled nylon and organza showed her commitment to sustainable fashion, making this collection both beautiful and responsible.

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Saint Laurent: A Tribute to Classic Elegance
Anthony Vaccarello’s Saint Laurent SS25 collection paid homage to Yves Saint Laurent

himself, drawing inspiration from the designer’s personal style.

Bella Hadid made her much-anticipated return to the runway in a sharp, double-breasted black suit, complete with a tie and thick-rimmed glasses—a clear nod to the late designer’s own style.

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Impeccable tailoring, oversized aviator jackets, and bold accessories dominated the runway, with each look exuding power and precision.

Vaccarello’s ability to blend masculine tailoring with feminine details created a collection that felt strong yet elegant. The use of vibrant colors like fuchsia, kingfisher blue, and daffodil yellow added a playful touch to the otherwise structured silhouettes.

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

Image Credits: Vogue Runway

As Paris Fashion Week SS25 comes to a close, these collections showcase the incredible diversity and creativity of today’s top designers. From Mugler’s dark romance to Valentino’s joyful maximalism, the runways were alive with innovation and individuality. Each collection left its mark, reminding us that fashion is not just about clothing—it’s about storytelling, identity, and self-expression.

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