New York Fashion Week, running from February 6 – 11, 2025, kicks off the season with a mix of major brand returns and emerging talent. One of the most anticipated moments is the return of Calvin Klein to the runway, the brand’s first show since 2018. Under the creative direction of Veronica Leoni, the house is expected to reestablish itself with a fresh perspective.
Notably absent from the schedule are Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger, leaving room for younger designers to take the spotlight. The event will highlight a mix of established names and rising innovators eager to make their mark.
London welcomes experimental designers
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London Fashion Week, held from February 21 – 24, 2025, continues its reputation for pushing boundaries and fostering avant-garde talent. Among this season’s notable additions are Paolo Carzana, Hodakova, and Duran Lantink, all making their runway debuts. Their work, known for its sustainability-driven approach and unconventional silhouettes, is expected to make a statement.
With a blend of emerging and established brands, London remains a hub for fashion’s most daring designers.
Milan celebrates historic milestones
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Milan Fashion Week, taking place from February 25 – March 2, 2025, will be defined by anniversaries and leadership transitions. Fendi will commemorate its 100th anniversary, marking a century of influence in luxury fashion.
One of the most closely watched shows will be Gucci’s first collection since Sabato De Sarno’s departure. Instead of appointing a successor immediately, Gucci’s design team will present a collection collectively crafted, making it a highly anticipated industry moment.
Paris debuts new creative directions
Paris Fashion Week, running from March 3 – 11, 2025, promises some of the biggest shake-ups of the season, with multiple designers unveiling their first collections at major houses.
Among the most significant:
- Sarah Burton’s debut at Givenchy, following her tenure at Alexander McQueen.
- Haider Ackermann’s first collection for Tom Ford, expected to redefine the brand’s aesthetic.
- Matthieu Blazy’s highly awaited Chanel debut, though his first show won’t arrive until September.
A new era in fashion begins
The A/W 2025 Women’s Fashion Week season is shaping up to be one of the most transformative in years, with new creative leadership, milestone anniversaries, and innovative designers redefining the industry.
