Ksubi Spring 2025 – Rockstar Rebellion

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Ksubi named its newest spring 2025 collection “Safe in Heaven”. and it’s about reimagining classic styles with the brand’s signature rebellious edge. This newest drop is a rebellious fusion of punk, sport, and denim. It invites wearers to embrace their individuality and break boundaries in style. The pieces of this collection blend Hollywood glamour, varsity […]

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Introducing LUEDER – Fall 2025 (No Gender!)

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London based German designer, Marie Lueder, became known for her her armor and knight-inspired designs. LUEDER researches medieval armor based on the desire of shielding and a longing for spiritualism acted as rituals which they call mental armor. The brand embraces amateurism. That is to say in relation to gender, bodies, idols, professionalism and emotions, […]

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Acne Studios Men’s Spring 2025 – Oh. Man!

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So ok, I never get baffled, or surprised, or even slightly concerned about any kind of fashion look, style, or trend. Well, anything – or rather, nothing! But above, the Acne Studios‘ look from their Spring 2025 collection really made me stop in my tracks! Like wow if I’d see some guy dressed like this […]

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Isabel Marant Men’s Fall 25 – Artistry Vibe

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Isabel Marant’s Fall 2025 Menswear Collection embodies a harmonious blend of bohemian influences and rock-inspired aesthetics, capturing the essence of nonchalant artistry. The collection features paint-splattered faded denim, tailored pieces juxtaposed with generous knits, and a palette that transitions from ecru and beige to khaki, rust, deep grey, black, and accents of pink. Signature items […]

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Ksenia Schnaider – Pre-Fall 2025 “Army of Me”

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Ksenia Schnaider’s Pre-Fall 2025 collection draws inspiration from the iconic Bjork song “Army of Me” channeling its key themes of self-reliance and resilience. This collection from the Kyiv-based label blends utilitarian aesthetics, structured silhouettes, and muted military tones capturing the spirit of the times whilst remaining true to the brand’s rejection of self-seriousness and ethos […]

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Lee X – Fabric Technology & Modern Design

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Lee, the iconic American brand known for timeless style and innovative fit solutions, launched their newest fabric innovation. The Lee X, an exciting product platform that incorporates the latest in fabric technology and modern design. The Lee X platform expands upon the brand’s best-selling Extreme Motion line, which introduced stretch fabric and flex waistbands to men’s denim […]

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PDF – Streetwear Meets Denim Fall 2025

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PDF – the Italian interpretation of streetwear hit the runway this past week in Milan. And if you are an “anti-fit” kind of guy, then this is definitely a brand for you! PDF, established in 2023, is the brainchild of stylist, Domenico Formichetti. Titled “United Jam,” PDF’s Fall 2025 collection referenced ‘90s and 2000s hip-hop. […]

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Moschino Pre-Fall 2025 – A Lookbook With Humor!

Not only does Moschino’s Pre-Fall 2025 collection include some cool denim – he also made his lookbook super fun to check out! Have a look at below video:-) Photographed by Chris Rhodes at a villa outside Milan in Italy, the collection captures the essence of British aristocracy while incorporating Moschino’s unmistakable whimsy meets elegant core […]

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R13 Spring 2025 – Rebellion x Femininity

The R13 Spring 2025 collection, designed by Chris Leba, continues the brand’s tradition of blending edgy rebellion with unexpected femininity. So if you love wearing your oversized, ripped, and destructed denims without totally loosing the feminine touch – then here you go! Known for his ability to push boundaries while maintaining the brand’s punk-inspired DNA, […]

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Valentino’s Pre-Fall 2025 Denim Looks

Valentino’s Pre-Fall 2025 collection marks Alessandro Michele’s inaugural showcase as creative director, introducing a distinctive maximalist aesthetic to the brand. Michele’s debut has been noted for its blend of maximalist elements with Valentino’s traditional elegance. To refresh your memory – in the 1970s, Valentino’s take on boho was what made the brand stand out and […]

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