The Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2025 is one for the history books. While many were wondering whether the creativity in the brand had reached its peak, we just discovered that there is more and Pharrell is only just getting started. One could argue this, is perhaps one of the designer’s strongest collections we have seen thus far, and how else? The message is endearing and important - it is a message of unity, calling the consumer a citizen of the planet without boundaries. This pulls the focus away from the hype fashion we have been seeing since 2016 and goes to the more classic approach of traditional tailoring and timeless silhouettes but reimagined - new prints, materials, and don’t even get us started on the ACCESSORIES this season! The runway comes packed with new ideas and a lesson or two on styling. A few of our favourite bags include: Red monogram trunk in a semi transparent glass kind of material. Purse-like leather pouch, a shape and idea which has been making an entrance across men's catwalks. Small gold and brown trunk with a beaded strap A new style black leather handbag. The runway show was staged in the UNESCO house, the world heritage headquarters, and models would grace the grounds and slowly circle the huge globe in the centre. The wind waved the flags of all countries, while the first model emerged wearing a crushed velvet suit with a traveller badge, rather reminiscent of the Autumn/Winter 2021 show by Abloh. A few other interesting looks included this sheer button down shirt with spiky beading overs a black sheer high-neck top with a huge LV logo, paired with black trousers and flat leather shoes; a leather jersey-inspired zip-up, paired with baggy jeans in a Y2K aesthetic; and a full black look with a pair of skinny leather trousers with padding reminding us of a wrench or a bone.

Rick Owens just showed his new Spring/Summer 2025 menswear collection as part of Paris Fashion Week and we need to talk about it. He returned to the grand Palais de Tokyo for a Hollywood saga that reached biblical proportions. After inviting guests to an intimate show in his home last year, Owens says in the show notes for this collection: I FELT BAD ABOUT MAKING ATTENDANCE SO RESTRICTED SO THIS TIME AROUND I WANTED TO WELCOME EVERYONE. I ASKED ALL THE FASHION SCHOOLS IN PARIS TO SEND US STUDENTS AND FACULTY, MEN OR WOMEN, WHO WOULD LIKE TO WALK IN THIS WHITE SATIN ARMY OF LOVE. This season the focus is pulled away from the clothes and onto the performance and symbolism. The show was a full blown spectacle accompanied by Beethoven’s 7th symphony, second movement, which the artist composed in response to his frustration at war. The culmination of Rick Owens’s show was this human tower, with a female model holding a white flag depicting two arms holding hands - one black and one white. What’s interesting about the show is that Rick opened the doors to students and people who would generally not have direct access into the show, and asked them to be a part of this political performance. The collection itself featured 12 looks in total in huge numbers of repetition, with tons of models emerging in almost like a cult setting. The designer well known for his dark aesthetic switched to white and beige exclusively for this show.

Last night Pharrell Williams presented his Spring/Summer 2025 menswear runway show for Louis Vuitton at the UNESCO headquarters. The signs of unity and global peace were everywhere, from the casting, through the clothes, and the choice of venue, which is the seat of a United Nations organization. Take a look at some of the celebrities attending the global event that the Louis Vuitton menswear show has become. Sabrina Carpenter Maluma Burna Boy Loyle Carner Tahar Rahim Jerrod Carmichael Wizkid Rema Swae Lee Anderson Paak Mahmood Jackson Wang Bambam Omar Sy Victor Wembanyama Tems Xu Minghao JustBoggi

Zara just had celebrated a fabulous Paris Fashion Week debut. Kim Jones presented his Dior Spring/Summer 2025 menswear collection in Paris, inspired by archival haute couture and ceramics. The show opened with a set of a black studded boxy button up jacket and black studded relaxed trousers, paired with black leather studded shoes. The model carried a ceramic figure with the inscribed writing - An elegant life. It was as if this outfit could summarise a whole show and spare the global pollution of carrying out a full runway show, with the whole debacle of flying celebrities from around the world into Paris, as well as, models and press. The look that followed, a touch less inspiring than the first - a navy striped suit with a hood and a grey t-shirt. Kim Jones said "In this collection, I wanted to concentrate on elements of craft, the skills of the ateliers and artisans who work for the house: This is the lifeblood of Dior. There is always a sense of biography when it comes to the house, that of Christian Dior and the succession of designers, here combined with the life of the ceramicist Hylton Nel. This collection is a celebration of work and an expression of who somebody is and what they achieve through work, that legacy and continuity through time. In the case of Christian Dior, Hylton Nel and myself, it's an idea of parallel paths with different stories. It's life-long work in ceramics and paintings and life-long work in fabrications and clothing. There is an idea of and dedication to art and the applied arts shared by all." One of the more interesting proposals in the collection were these wrap around oversized trousers, styled with a bucket hat, and a white vest with a white bird - a symbol of peace and unity. (The message seems to be making rounds this fashion week). Another striking aspect of the collection is the revival of an archival Saint Laurent sketch from Autumn/Winter 1958, finally brought to life. The scarf collar motif, depicted across multiple looks, and seen for the first time in look 2, is another Saint Laurent revival from Autumn/Winter 1960.

Golden Concept and BLVCK Paris have announced a new collaboration, blending Swedish and Parisian design elements to create a unique line of high-end Apple Watch cases. Golden Concept, known for its luxurious Apple Watch accessories, and BLVCK Paris, famous for its 'All Black' lifestyle apparel and accessories, are introducing a collection that aims to redefine tech fashion. The collection will be available starting June 12th at 10am CET on Blvck.com and GoldenConcept.com. It features two of Golden Concept’s popular watch cases, redesigned in black to reflect BLVCK Paris’s signature aesthetic. These watch cases are compatible with the Apple Watch 45 mm and 49 mm, and are priced at $899 and $1299 respectively. Puia Shamsossadati, CEO and Creative Director of Golden Concept, commented on the collaboration: "We are excited about this partnership with BLVCK Paris. Collaborating with Julian and his team has been a rewarding experience, and we hope our customers appreciate the new designs." Julian O'hayon, Founder and CEO of BLVCK Paris, added, "Teaming up with Golden Concept made sense for us, given our mutual appreciation for aesthetics and luxury. Our goal is to create designs that are both elegant and modern, offering something unique for our customers." The Golden Concept x BLVCK collection brings together the strengths of both brands, offering a new option for those interested in luxury Apple Watch accessories.

As we gear up for another exciting festival season, it's time to revamp your wardrobe with the hottest trends of 2024. From bold maximalism to eco-conscious choices, this year’s festival fashion offers a wide range of styles to suit every taste and personality. Whether you're planning to make a statement with vibrant patterns, embrace the charm of Western wear, or add a touch of whimsy with statement sunglasses, there’s something for everyone. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the top festival fashion trends of 2024, including crochet and mesh styles, sustainable fashion, practical footwear, and much more. Get ready to be inspired and discover how to create standout festival outfits that are both unique and expressive. Dive into the trends and let your personal style shine at every festival you attend this year! Maximalism This season, festival fashion is all about maximalism. Embrace the spotlight with explosive patterns, contrasting textures, and vibrant colors. The essence of maximalism lies in standing out and making your outfit a beacon of your unique style. Imagine a riot of colors, a clash of prints, and a harmony of textures, all working together to create an unforgettable look. This trend is not just about being bold; it’s about celebrating individuality and pushing the boundaries of traditional festival attire. ALEMAIS Disco Daisy floral-print trousers. Link here . Western Wear Countrycore continues to make a strong statement on the festival scene, bringing the charm of the Wild West to the forefront. Think cowboy hats, Western boots, and fringe elements that add both flair and functionality to your outfit. This style effortlessly blends comfort with a touch of sparkle, making it perfect for dancing and moving around the festival grounds. Whether it’s a fringed suede jacket or embellished cowboy boots, Western wear offers a versatile look that can be both rugged and chic. ALLSAINTS Dolly stitchwork heeled leather Western boots. Link here . Jessie Western tassel-detail leather pouch. Link here . Ralph Lauren RRL Audrey geometric-print western shirt. Link here . Statement Sunglasses No festival outfit is complete without a pair of statement sunglasses. Oversized and uniquely shaped sunglasses are essential accessories for the festival season. They not only protect your eyes from the sun’s harsh rays but also elevate your entire look with a bold, eye-catching touch. From retro-inspired cat-eye frames to futuristic shield designs, statement sunglasses can transform your ensemble from ordinary to extraordinary, allowing you to express your personality and enhance your festival fashion. Crochet and Mesh Crochet sets and mesh dresses are making a strong comeback. These pieces are not only fashionable but also practical for staying cool in the summer heat. Crochet offers a bohemian vibe, adding a touch of handcrafted charm to your outfit with intricate patterns and earthy tones. In contrast, mesh dresses bring a sultry edge to festival fashion. With their breathable fabric and often sparkling embellishments, they strike the perfect balance between comfort and allure. MAJE Crochet scalloped-hem cotton top. Link here . Sustainable and Upcycled Fashion Sustainability is a significant focus this year, with many festival-goers opting for upcycled and vintage pieces. Eco-conscious brands and DIY outfits are both stylish and environmentally friendly. Embrace the trend by selecting garments made from recycled materials or reworking vintage finds into fresh, unique pieces. Not only will you be making a fashion statement, but you'll also be supporting the planet, embodying a conscientious approach to festival fashion. Chunky Boots and Sandals Sturdy yet stylish, chunky boots and sandals are both practical for uneven festival grounds and fashion-forward. These footwear choices ensure that you can dance all day and night without sacrificing comfort. Chunky boots, often adorned with buckles and studs, add a grunge edge to any outfit, while platform sandals offer a more laid-back yet equally trendy option. For a sportier look, decorated sneakers featuring patches, beads, and unique designs are a comfortable yet trendy choice, perfect for long days on your feet. Utility and Functionality Utility vests and belts with multiple pockets are practical for carrying essentials while adding an edgy touch. This trend combines style with function, making sure you have everything you need within easy reach while looking effortlessly cool. Convertible clothing, such as zip-off pants or modular tops, adapts to changing weather conditions, making these pieces indispensable for festival-goers who need versatility and convenience. REPRESENT Cargo-pocket relaxed-fit cotton shorts. Link here . PRADA Logo-print quilted-pattern Re-Nylon vest. Link here . Accessories and Headgear Wide-brim hats, cowboy hats, and embellished caps provide both style and sun protection. These accessories not only shield you from the sun but also add a statement to your festival attire. Complement your look with face gems and body glitter, which add a whimsical and sparkling touch to your festival style, enhancing your overall look with a playful edge. Sheer and Layered Looks Sheer tops and dresses layered over bralettes and shorts offer a sultry yet stylish look. Lightweight layers such as kimonos, mesh tops, and fishnet overlays add depth and interest to outfits, allowing you to play with textures and silhouettes. These pieces provide the perfect blend of coverage and allure, making them a staple for creating dynamic festival ensembles. Flowy Dresses and Skirts Light, airy fabrics like chiffon and cotton in maxi lengths are popular for their comfort and boho-chic aesthetic. Fringes and tassels add a playful and dynamic element to outfits, seen on everything from jackets to bags. These elements bring movement and flair to your festival ensemble, perfect for twirling under the summer sun and capturing that carefree, bohemian spirit.