NYFW Fall 2025 Overview

Hello, my fashionistas,

After an exciting whirlwind of travels and events, I’m finally ready to share my personal take on New York Fashion Week! Join me as I dive into my favorite collections, the standout runway moments, and the looks that truly stole the show.

New York Fashion Week 2025 set the tone for the upcoming season with bold statements, reimagined classics, and a strong emphasis on individuality. This year, designers embraced rich textures, unexpected color combinations, and a blend of futuristic and vintage aesthetics. From oversized outerwear to sleek tailoring with a twist, the collections reflected a desire for both comfort and sophistication. Stay tuned as we break down the standout trends, must-have pieces, and the most talked-about runway moments.

Brandon Maxwell

Brandon Maxwell has this way of making classic pieces feel modern without overcomplicating them. This season, he leaned into refined tailoring with soft, draped silhouettes and a muted, sophisticated color palette. There was an ease to the collection—structured but not stiff, elegant but not fussy. Whether it was a slouchy, oversized blazer or a perfectly cut trouser, every piece felt like something you’d actually wear (but still get stopped on the street for).

Fforme

Fforme is all about understated elegance, and this collection delivered. The tailoring was impeccable—sharp lines softened by fluid draping, creating pieces that felt architectural but still easy. There was something almost monastic about the simplicity, but in the best way possible. It was sophisticated without trying too hard, making a strong case for investment dressing at its finest.

Calvin Klein

Seven years later, Calvin Klein is back, and under Veronica Leoni’s creative direction, the brand is reclaiming its minimalist roots—but with a sharp, modern perspective. The collection played with proportions, structured outerwear, and monochrome looks that felt both nostalgic and forward-thinking. The energy in the room? Electric. When you have Kate Moss and Christy Turlington front row, you know it’s a moment.

Altuzzara

Altuzarra always knows how to create that perfect blend of polished and effortless, and this season was no different. Think dramatic coats, layered knits, and perfectly tailored suiting that oozed quiet confidence. The color palette was rich but restrained—deep earthy tones, buttery neutrals, and subtle metallics. Every look felt like it belonged in the closet of someone who just gets it.

Khaite

Khaite never misses when it comes to that cool-girl aesthetic, and this collection was full of powerful silhouettes, structured outerwear, and the kind of effortless drape that makes everything look perfectly undone. The balance between strength and sensuality was spot on—sleek leather coats, sharply tailored trousers, and knitwear that hugged in all the right places. It was minimalism, but with an edge—proof that simple doesn’t have to be boring.

Love,

Olya xx