Resort 2025 Highlights

The Resort 2025 collections have wrapped up, and it’s time to see which trends appeared on the runway. We’re not suggesting you follow trends blindly; we believe in enhancing your personal style. Fashion, taste, and style are always in flux and evolve over time. That’s why it’s worth keeping an eye on the new and the nostalgic. In this article, we’ll dive into the standout pieces, colours, and patterns from the Resort 2025 highlights. Ready? Let’s go!

Keeping up with the endless fashion cycle can be a wild ride and downright exhausting. Do we really need a constant stream of new collections and clothes? Personally, I think not, but the Resort or Cruise collections are where things get really interesting. Why? First, fashion houses pick exotic or historical locations for their shows, adding a whole new story to their collections. Second, these shows are more intimate, with friends and familiar faces celebrating the brands’ rich heritage.

For example, Chanel showcased its collection in a prophetic thunderstorm on the rooftops of Marseille (who could have guessed that Virginie Viard would soon step down as the creative director?). Gucci, under Sabato De Sarno’s direction, took over London’s Tate Modern with a bang. Christian Dior chose Scotland, echoing Monsieur Dior’s choice in 1955. Max Mara revealed its Resort 2025 collection in Venice, celebrating the 700th anniversary of Marco Polo’s death, the legendary Venetian merchant who connected Europe to far-off and fantastical lands.

Yet, between the past and the future, or between Marseille and Scotland, the Resort 2025 trends are not exactly groundbreaking. Fashion aesthetics shift slowly and cautiously, with more flair in the presentation than in the clothes themselves. Except, of course, for Louis Vuitton by Nicolas Ghesquière! Let’s dive into the trends that emerged from Resort 2025 and see which ones you’ll choose to craft a classic, timeless, and utterly unique wardrobe.