Discovering the spring/summer 2025 trends, we have intercepted a renewed desire for bright shades and to experiment with fashion
New York Fashion Week was definitely an explosion of creativity, innovation, and a return to fun in fashion.
We at Maglificio Pini, as always, were present both on the catwalk, with garments and accessories created for the occasion, and in the public: among vibrant colours, bold silhouettes and playful materials, we closely observed the trends which will dominate next spring-summer.
Nature and optimism in colors
The New York runways showed a color palette inspired by nature, a reference to the feeling of rebirth typical of spring. Among the different shades, Lime Cream, a delicate green, and Déjà Vu Blue, a jewel blue, captured our attention for their ability to give brightness and depth to the outfits.
There was no shortage of warmer and more lively tones, such as Misted Marigold, an energetic yellow, and Crocus, a shade of pink and purple that transmits vitality, in the perspective of a bright and optimistic summer.
Creative overlays and floating silhouettes
Along with the intense colors, the shapes and silhouettes were bold and innovative, capable of playing with volumes, layering and fluidity. Among the different proposals, Khaite focused on transparency and layering, while Grace Ling's focus was on light and ethereal dresses.
Furthermore, there is no lack of attention to detail: for example, designers have explored new interpretations of classic fringes, as happened for Monse and Area, revisited in butter yellow and silver on dresses and accessories.
A world of textures and handcrafted details
The real magic of this edition, however, was manifested through the innovative use of materials. Playful and rich textures dominated the runways, with floating feathers and three-dimensional crochet as protagonists. Palomo Spain brought a playful and creative atmosphere, while Brandon Maxwell embellished his silhouettes with textured details: daring becomes a game, and fashion a tool to stand out.
The Ideas of Carolina Herrera, Khaite and Brandon Maxwell
And now, a closer look at the creations of three brands in particular.
In the setting of Wall Street, Carolina Herrera showed a collection full of references to the past, with bustiers, full skirts and floral motifs. The predominant tones? Black and white, with a few touches of yellow, red and pink. For her part, Khaite explored transparencies and exaggerated volumes, arriving at proposing extraordinary cloud effects and playing with layering without sinning on lightness.
Last but not least, Brandon Maxwell impressed with his sober elegance and wearability, in the name of a femininity to be exalted. For the brand, Maglificio Pini has created not only garments, but also key accessories to complete the perfect look, between bright textures and the contrast of leather details.
