Haute Couture Week 2025 officially opens the fashion season in the world's fashion capital, uniting traditional and innovative design approaches. The seven-day fashion event will be held from July 7 to 10, presenting the most avant-garde creations of the global fashion industry.
Among the most anticipated presentations are the debut of Michael Rider for Celine, Demna's last show for Balenciaga before his transition to Gucci, and Glenn Martens' first Artisanal collection for Maison Margiela. Special interest is also sparked by the participation of established names like Iris van Herpen with her bioluminescent dress and Julie de Libran with her seasonally independent line.
Key moments in this year's edition are the collections of Chanel - the last one before Matthieu Blazy's arrival, and the traditionally provocative creations of Schiaparelli under the leadership of Daniel Roseberry. The event demonstrates the evolution of the fashion industry, shifting the focus from mass production to sustainable and artistic haute couture.
The High Fashion Week becomes a platform that emphasizes the continuity between fashion heritage and contemporary design innovations. The new creative directors and their vision promise to present unique collections that combine authenticity, creativity, and technological advancement.