The biggest 2025 fashion trends to start wearing now

Seen at: Alberta Ferretti, Chloe, Carven

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River Island Black Bubble hem Long sleeve Top

AMY LYNN Alexa puffed-hem stretch-woven midi dress

Dolce & Gabbana High-rise cotton poplin miniskirt

Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Sharp suiting

Saint Laurent’s masculine head-to-toe suiting, complete with sharp shoulders, corporate ties and thick-rimmed glasses instantly reignited our love of good tailoring. You don’t need to wait for the new season to brush up on your basics; a well-cut blazer, flattering white shirt, and good pair of black wide-leg trousers will serve you well now and for years to come.

Seen at: Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Erdem

Saint Laurent S/S 25

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Massimo Dutti Wraparound collar coat

With Nothing Underneath The Boyfriend silk shirt

Faithfull Duomo linen straight-leg pants

Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Pretty pastels

What better way to say hello to spring than by embracing soft shades of powder blue, pale pink and soft lemon. They pair perfectly with safer wardrobe staples such as black and tan, or go bold with a touch of the vibrant instead.

Seen at: Chanel, Fendi, Alexander McQueen

Chanel S/S 25

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& Other Stories Ruffled Bow-Detailed Blouse

PROENZA SCHOULER Cut-out jersey maxi dress

Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Standout stripes

From nautical Breton to circus inspired (in a good way), and the sporty go-faster type, stripes hit the runway in a big way. While the print never really went away, they’re back in the spotlight for spring. The good news is that there are so many options to choose from already, so there’s no better time to earn your stripes.

Seen at: Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Dior

Louis Vuitton S/S 25

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Marks & Spencer Cotton Rich Striped Ribbed Top

Reiss Cat Jersey Stripe Midi Dress

GUEST IN RESIDENCE Striped knitted cotton sweater

Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Elevated eclectic

Every few seasons there’s a trend that rips up the rulebook, whether it’s punk plaid shirts over pretty floral dresses, or, in the case of Prada, a bright yellow raincoat over a sequin dress. Clash prints and textures, mix sporty with feminine with anything else you like, and embody a childlike attitude of throwing all your favourite things together. After all, fashion is meant to be fun.

Seen at: Prada, Louis Vuitton, No.21

No.21 S/S 25

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Zara SEQUINNED RHINESTONE TULLE SKIRT

WALES BONNER Shine embroidered striped jersey track jacket

Rains Hooded coated rubberised jacket