Here are the most important S/S 2025 trends to wear now. From the surprisingly practical to the utterly fabulous, here’s how to update your wardrobe for the new season, that is defined by fluidity, lightness, and bold self-expression. Sheer layers, sculptural tailoring, and relaxed suiting dominate the runways, paired with soft metallics and sun-faded pastels. Craftsmanship takes center stage, with handwoven textures, and delicate embroidery weaving a story of authenticity. Sustainability and innovation intertwine, with designers embracing upcycled materials and futuristic fabrications, creating a fresh, conscious aesthetic for a new generation.
Have fun and enjoy this fashionable fun summer!
LoL, Sandra
A welcome clash. A shiny couture-like evening dress meets the timeless anorak. A perfect balance of sophistication and practicality.
A sorbet palette of baby pink, layette blue, aqua hues and of course the must-have summer color buttercup yellow sets the tone for airy and light silhouettes.
Plaid to be trending in spring is pretty…unusual. The print – which is defined as a checkered pattern with alternating stripes in different bands of colour – tends to dominate in the cooler seasons but was all over the catwalk for S/S 2025.
More romantic than ever, boho-chic is back with lashings of lace and, especially, ruffles that flutter with every movement.
Forget seeing double: The one-leg pants trend is making waves in fashion, featuring one fully covered leg and the other bare or minimally covered, blending bold asymmetry with edgy streetwear aesthetics.
It’s the Y2K trend that has been gaining traction for the last few seasons, and remains the easiest styling trick for bringing your wardrobe right up to date – layering up skirts or dresses over your trousers.
Across the catwalks, we saw pleated skirts dominate in shades of navy and grey, reminding us of our school uniforms, just with an elevated twist.
Balletcore is serving soft elegance—think pastels, wrap tops, tutus, and ballerina vibes all day.
When sport and wellness set the tone for everyday dress, designers take a couture turn, kicking off a new fashionable sport session.
From stripes to swimwear, get ready for a new TikTok fashion trend. This season, we’re dressing for a yacht girl summer.
The ladylike silhouette, with a rebellious twist. The true values of elegance are back in a revisited bougie version. In 2025, retro-chic means lavallière ties, pussy bows and polka dots.
Gender play in fashion challenges norms with fluid and oversized silhouettes, unexpected pairings, and a fearless mix of traditionally masculine and feminine styles.
Roaring prints evoke rebellion; it doesn’t matter wether it’s zebra or python effects, or pink flamingo prints, it’s all about embracing the total look and wearing it with confidence.
The versatile boiler suit is so easy to dress up or down and a must this summer.
Pop art by the photographer Greg Girard, celestial phenomena by the French artist Laurent Grasso, and Sandro Botticelli’s unmissable Portrait of Dante: When art slips into the wardrobe, a creative dialogue is sure to follow.
Fringing is always around in some form or another but this season, the detail was inescapable, seen in the collections of almost every major brand.
And yet here we are, talking about how trends that came to be over 100 years ago are still making waves and sending hearts aflutter a century later. The ’20s flapper girls are back!
When it comes getting a message across, T-shirts have the last word. A wardrobe staple.
A boudoir aesthetic (on acid) plays the card of conceal and reveal. An ostentatious take on iconic underwear staples takes sensuality to another level.
Romantic ruffles show big drama at night time.
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Ken Price at work in his studio.
There is a reason why Pantone announced it the color of the year 2019.
California on your mind? Then go for all that zesty tie dye and those endless wetsuits.
Lace sliced and diced, that is what the new season is about.
70’s crochet, fishnet fabrics and beaded macramé, a crafty theme swept through the summer collections.
The easiest way to energise your wardrobe? Take your tailoring in vibrant citrusy shades.
Decorate your looks with a supersized bow and take the streets with more fanfare than a trumpet.
One trend from the ’90s that I was convinced I would never see again… sorry, my fault! Cycling shorts are back!
Very beautiful! The designers used pleating to create a truly haute-couture silhouette.
It is a fact, the Eighties just won’t go away. This season, it is the acid wash denim that caught my eye.
My ‘it’ item of the season! An all-in-one suit is now your go-to wardrobe solution.
Next season’s partywear diktat is as frou-frou as they come: just add feathers and fringe.
Classy polka dots the transparent way, good girls gone bad!
Live up to the era of the hippie! Rock star and bohemian touches are still found everywhere.
This summer, you’re not fully dressed without a head piece that becomes part of your floral explosions. Wall flowers need not apply.
Have sequins ever ‘not’ been on trend? Perhaps not, but they were so prevalent at the S/S 2019 shows that we can’t ignore them. Personally speaking, I love the take of these designers above that love to work in general with the sparkling fabric. Those looks seem fresh and modern.
