As Paris Fashion Week approached its end, the final day of Spring/Summer 2025 presentations marked an exhilarating end to a week of innovation, artistry, and boundary-pushing creations.
The last runway shows showcase the creative ambitions of some of the most prominent fashion brands, providing a glimpse into the trends and styles that will shape the upcoming season.
As designers reveal their last collections, the city buzzes with excitement about what’s to come, making the end of PFW an unforgettable experience.
COPERNI
Coperni’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, shown at Paris Fashion Week, combines cutting-edge technology with whimsical pop culture references, including an unexpected collaboration with Disney. The collection explored futuristic fashion concepts, combining sleek metallic fabrics and sculptural forms with soft, flowing patterns.
As a nod to Disney’s cultural legacy, certain clothes included whimsical designs, such as Mickey Mouse and other popular Disney characters, recreated via Coperni’s contemporary viewpoint.
The overall product was a compelling blend of nostalgia, creativity, and avant-garde design that reflected the delicate balance between high fashion and Disney’s magical world. This collaboration exemplified the brand’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of fashion while being grounded in storytelling and cultural symbols.
DICE KAYEK
Dice Kayek’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection draws inspiration from an enchanting imaginary safari, reflecting the timeless elegance of Out of Africa. This cinematic reference infuses the collection with a spirit of exploration, inviting wearers to embrace both adventure and sophistication.
The earthy color palette features tones of sand, tobacco, and olive, evoking the natural landscape, while vivid cobalt and sky blue add a striking contrast that captures the beauty of expansive skies and vibrant flora.
The collection showcases structured silhouettes that blend practicality with refined elegance, including belted dresses and oversized safari jackets. Through this collection, Dice Kayek invites her loyal customers to embark on their stylish journeys, embodying a perfect balance of adventure, sophistication, and practicality.
LACOSTE
Lacoste’s Spring/Summer 2025 sophomore collection, led by creative director Pelagia Kolotouros, took inspiration from founder René Lacoste’s off-court style, particularly his 1920s seaside snapshots.
The lineup featured a mix of wearable pieces that nod to vintage swimwear, including silky robes and sharp tailoring. Highlights included suits made from a new piqué mimicking tropical wool, oversized leather blousons, and dresses with daring cutouts, alongside street-savvy items like boxy neo-polo shirts in denim and micro-ripstop nylon parkas.
Color palettes ranged from sandy beige to deep chocolate, accented by tennis ball yellow, black, and greens. Overall, Kolotouros delivered a fresh take that merges nostalgia with contemporary flair, setting the stage for Lacoste’s reinvigoration in the fashion circuit.
LOUIS VUITTON
French fashion has a huge impact as a soft power, demonstrating a blend of savoir-faire and cultural refinement. This soft power embodies a unique paradox, combining the seemingly opposed concepts of softness and might.
The Louis Vuitton Women’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection capitalizes on these contrasts, resulting in a dynamic interplay of conflicting but harmonious components.
The designs combine flow and structure, evoking a lightness with precise edges and an ethereal yet strong femininity.
Laurent Grasso’s pictorial art is merged into select pieces, drawing on his Studies into the Past series. Jamie xx’s In Waves album serves as the music, providing depth and rhythm to the visual experience.
MIU MIU
Miu Miu’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection at Paris Fashion Week celebrated imperfection and rebellion with a heightened, unpolished style.
Miuccia Prada experimented with the concept of missing pieces and visible construction, presenting ensembles that appeared deconstructed, with raw edges, exposed seams, and layered parts.
The collection mixed casual streetwear with a sense of refined elegance, using materials such as denim, lace, and sheer textiles. The mix of undone elements and high-fashion refinement captured the modern, rebellious attitude of the Miu Miu woman, displaying both elegance and aggressive defiance.
PETER DO
Peter Do’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, titled 168 to signify the hours in a week, reflects a personal and minimalist ethos that prioritizes essentials. Drawing inspiration from his own tattoo, the all-black, gender-irrelevant lineup features deconstructed summer tailoring.
Key pieces include layered T-shirts with trailing cords for versatile fastening and high-neck tops that can be worn front-to-back. Do also introduced a unique reworked placket that elegantly winds from neck to underarm, adding a sculptural element to his designs.
In addition to his focus on versatility, the collection explored themes of upcycling with reimagined souvenir T-shirts and shredded jeans. Collaborating with Philip Huang, Do incorporated century-old Thai dyeing techniques to elevate the fabrics used in tailored looks. While this season felt more muted than his previous outings, the collection still conveyed a thoughtful, cerebral quality, showcasing a blend of innovation and wearability.
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