Spring/Summer 2025 color trends have an undisputed protagonist: the pastel palette. From sky blue to dusty pink, then onto pale yellow and mint green, light and delicate shades that dye clothes and accessories with an ethereal lightness. All the power and elegance of pastel colors is presented in the collections of Chloé and Blumarine, where light and transparent fabrics such as chiffon and organza are combined with romantic and ethereal details. Coperni and Ferragamo experiment with bold modern cuts, Versace focuses on light-hearted tailored garments in warm tones such as butter yellow and violet, while D&G dares with bodycon dresses that mix sophistication and character. As a response to the visual chaos of previous seasons, these spring colors take inspiration from nature and the desire for balance, succeeding masterfully in portraying a relaxed, self-confident aesthetic that is full of personality and grit at the same time.

There is something magical about dresses that play with volumes and proportions: they seem to tell a story of lightness and movement. In this romantic season, it is not only the colors of spring that outline a trend toward the poetic, but also the shapes and materials. Large soft volumes give a cloudy effect, with wide sleeves, long fluttering dresses and skirts with vaporous cuts seem to float at every step defying gravity. Acne Studios leads the trend with jeans, jumpsuits and balloon minidresses, while Cecilie Bahnsen and Stella McCartney elevate femininity with “cloudy” dresses and skirts that seem suspended between dream and reality, emphasizing the exaggeration of soft layers. JW Anderson experiments with fabrics, colors and shapes for duchesse satin dresses while Khaite goes for exaggeration, layering layers of gauzy, gossamer fabrics that glide gently over the body, creating dynamic and striking silhouettes. Victoria Beckham stays true to the concept of sensuality with less exaggerated lines that show off the body’s contours. This season’s voluminous shapes will not only be an aesthetic detail, but an invitation to experience fashion with a touch of theatricality and poetry: let yourself be enveloped by a dress that makes you fly.

Contrasting the poetry of muted colors and voluminous dresses is the sculptural audacity of asymmetries and architectural designs in looks that are never mundane: one-shoulder tops, diagonal slits, irregular draping, one-leg pants. Some designers dare with imposing structures in which rounded shapes merge with edges and vertical lines, enhancing the figure with completely unnatural, spectacular effects. Brands such as Vivienne Westwood and Victoria Beckham interpret this trend with garments that enhance the movement of the body, giving character and grandeur. Courreges and Coperni celebrate the spectacularity of the female body by breaking the conventions of traditional silhouettes with designs that defy the laws of physics. Gabriela Hearst and Ann Demeulemeester, on the other hand, focus on a romantic take on the trend, relying on voluminous lines, fringes and classic colors. This combination of asymmetry and architecture offers a theatrical fashion: a dialogue between the natural and the artificial, between fluid movement and geometric precision, inviting us to reinterpret the concept of elegance with a bold and innovative look.

Alongside the chromatic delicacy of pastel tones, presented in shapes and materials with a poetic essence, a bold protagonist stands out: tangerine orange, an energetic and vitaminic shade that imposes itself this SPring 2025 by adding character to both minimalist and more elaborate outfits. Alberta Ferretti proposes it in transparent dresses that embody the essence of romantic lightness – a must for this summer season. Bottega Veneta, Gucci and Dries Van Noten present classic, clean lines to be paired with monochromatic looks or dark colors such as brown, gray and burgundy, being careful not to overdo it. Moschino, with its ironic and casual approach, plays with shades of tangerine orange in spring outfits that combine practicality and style, making it the star of everyday life as well. A shade that not only catches the eye, but injects a touch of vitality and energy into every outfit that deifnes the warm season.

Spring/Summer 2025 is a season of experimentation and creative freedom, in which every detail tells a story of style and personality. Boho-chic style is back in the limelight with long dresses in lightweight fabrics, crochet details and vintage accessories that evoke distant atmospheres. Cotton, linen, chiffon and silk are the materials favored by the designers, who combine the ultimate balance between naturalness and luxury in this bohemian comeback, as Zimmermann has been doing for years with its designs. Leading this trend is Valentino‘s new SS25 collection, under the guidance of Alessandro Michele, who returns to make us dream with his eye for details filled with meaning and poetry. A dialogue of layered fabrics that blend with accessories and details: Chloé presents us with a collection that enhances the fluidity of shapes conjuring up relaxed and dreamy atmospheres. Isabel Marant, a brand with a bohemian soul, offers its own interpretation of the trend by adding an urban touch, with the introduction of light fringe, ethnic prints and vintage accessories that add depth and character to the outfits. Soft garments, warm and earthy tones, handcrafted accessories: a style that invites you to explore your creativity by celebrating the charm of the past.

Summer 2025 fashion trends solidify the oversized style as a pillar of contemporary elegance that we don’t want to give up. Garments that combine the amplitude of volumes with elegant details, enhancing the clean lines and elegance of form. Saint Laurent captivates by reinterpreting Yves’ iconic style with a bold, gritty approach, empowering and securing the modern woman through structured, oversize garments. Lemaire offers his own vision of the XXL 2025 trend by combining balloon-effect or barrel-leg jeans with relaxed fit shirts and jackets that amplify the silhouette and create a majestic and alluring interplay of proportions. Stella McCartney takes the concept of power dressing to a new level with pastel power suits and oversized trench coats that add dynamism to the look. Max Mara, with its floor-length trench coats, focuses on highlighting clean lines, in which it is the length of the fabrics that dazzle. Soft jackets, wide-leg pants, loafers or high heels that pair perfectly with trench coats and ties: even with oversize styles we find a balance that plays on contrasts, and does so with majesty.

It seems as though the most recent edition of the Olympics has deeply influenced the fashion world, inspiring designers to incorporate athletic elements within their SS25 collections. Garments that blend sporty aesthetics with elegant and sophisticated details. Like, The Attico, whose latest show tells us about broken glass and love stories, reminding us that the adventure of one’s life is among the most exceptional, and one should never stop taking care of one’s body-and what better way than with an elevated sporty outfit? Combining leather jackets and coats with an oversized cut with Nike’s signature bodysuits, bralettes and stretch leggings, The Attico’s Sporty-chic style shows us how we can still play with outfits that combine sporty functionality with cutting-edge design. Similarly, adidas Originals continues its collaborations with different designers to introduce signature lines that come closer and closer to high-fashion pieces. A trend that reflects a growing passion for active lifestyles, accompanying the modern woman in her daily commitments with style and practicality.

Materials also play an important part in this Spring Summer season: suede mania brings suede to the scene in lightweight versions, for garments and accessories with a retro flavor that fit with contemporary aesthetics. Bags become the perfect symbol of this trend: from soft carry-alls to shoulder bags, style merges with comfort. Isabel Marant, true to her boho-chic DNA, offers bags enriched with details such as fringe – which we will see again and again in this summer’s outfits – and other decorative elements that echo a not-so-distant past. Stella McCartney, on the other hand, elevates the material for sustainable fashion with minimalist designs and clean lines, creating suede bags in neutral tones that suit both casual and formal looks, such as mocha mousse, a new entry in the SS25 palette. The Row‘s minimalist luxury reinterprets the trend in a modern key, with gold details that lend value and character to the suede. Toteme plays on the softness of shapes by relying on neutral, monochromatic tones that emphasize the quality of the material. The suede mania, for Spring/Summer 2025, captures attention without being excessive, giving every outfit that touch of craftsmanship and refined style that we can no longer do without.