Top Moments from Fall 2025 RTW
Released on 03/14/2025
The Fall 2025 ready to wear season just wrapped
and it was packed with major moments,
including designer debuts,
viral runway stunts and breaking news.
Here are the top five moments you need to know.
This season saw runway debuts at Givenchy, Tom Ford,
Dries Van Noten, and Alberta Ferretti.
In Milan, Larissa Serafini craft her beautiful
and romantic mission at Alberta Ferretti.
In Paris, Julian Klausner, who was Dries Van Noten
number two, showed us the power of continuity
by creating a collectsion that felt both Dries and Julian
at the same time.
It was really exciting to watch.
At Tom Ford, beloved Designer Haider Ackermann came back
with an impactful collectsion that was equal parts dressy
and sophisticated, but most of all seductive,
showing the new kind of sexiness at Tom Ford.
And at Givenchy, Sarah Burton, who worked at McQueen
for the entirety of her career prior to this moment,
is forging her own path.
Celebrities ruled the runway this season.
In London, Richard E. Grant, Lesley Manville
and Jason Isaacs took the runway for Burberry
and Alexa Chung one of fashion's favorite it girls
walked in Simone Rocha show.
In Milan, Tracee Ellis Ross took the catwalk at Marni
and in Paris, Felix walked the Louis Vuitton show
for the second time.
Alexa Chung took the runway again for Chloe,
alongside director Patrick Collins
and Sarah Paulson walked the latest Miu Miu Show.
All of these cameos prove that star power continues
to be a key priority for both Hollywood and high fashion.
From the bullet bra to delicate hyper-feminine silhouettes,
designers embrace femininity by either reviving
vintage clothes for the modern age
or questioning ideas of feminine beauty.
Fashion setting with its chest quite literally
by making a couple political statements.
In London, Connor Ives walked the closing of his own show
with a Protect The Dolls tee in support of trans rights
in the US.
In New York, designer Patricio Campillo
wore a Gulf of Mexico shirt at the closing of his own show.
You can actually buy both T-shirts right now.
This season gave us unforgettable runway stunts,
some intentional and some unintentional.
There was a knight in shining armor sitting front row
at Burberry next to Nicholas Holt.
At Chanel, a new face debuted on the runway.
It was a pigeon.
And Giuseppe Di Morabito's fabulous humanoid robot
on his own first show in Milan.
Who could forget some breaking news.
Simone Bellotti left Bali to go to Jil Sander.
Dario Vitali is now Chief Creative Officer at Versace.
The biggest news of the season,
Demna is leaving Balenciaga to go to Gucci.
Tune into the latest episode of Vogue's
the Run-Through podcast to listen
to listen to some of my colleagues unpack
what these movements mean for fashion
and keep up with all the latest fashion news
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