The Spring Summer 2025 collections represent a fusion of innovation and elegance, inspired by movement and freedom, this season is all about vibrant colors, light fabrics and fluid silhouettes

In Viaggo by Giorgio Armani

Set in the middle of the Park Avenue Armony's great hall, which was decorated to resemble a train station, the In Viaggo concept marked the collection in many ways, going through different periods of the house.

The designer emphasized that it was about "remembering without nostalgia". In turn, the movement and fluidity of the fabrics evoke a forward trajectory, whether in steamy jackets, light leather trench coats or silk suits.

 

 

 

Louis Vuitton Paris

A neon Louis Vuitton Paris sign at the end of the runway harkened back to the golden era of 80s fashion shows. Nicolas Ghesquière presented daring jackets with wide shoulders and a flared waist, flowing dresses, a rich mix of prints and layers, and more layers of jewelry; each look had the touch of futurism so characteristic of the designer's creations.

 

 

Pavillon des Folies by Valentino

Alessandro Michele directed his first runway show for Valentino. His eclectic spirit was reflected in romantic silhouettes and an image of the bourgeois dress codes of Rome, where Valentino Garavani founded the house in the 1960s. Dresses with ruffles and marabou trims, polka-dot tailoring and caftan-style tops, as well as flowing floral dresses and lace stockings.

 

 

Fendi, a leap between the centuries

To usher in a centennial year in 2025, Kim Jones looked to the house's founding decade for inspiration, seeking to channel the liberated modernity of the 1920s with a feminine collection of diaphanous flapper-inspired gowns, sinuous sheer capes and crystal embellishments. "It's about modernity in style and attitude," he explained.

 

 

Text: Alejandra Cañedo ± Photo: courtesy of brands