16 Fall 2025 Runway Fashion Trends That We Can't Stop Thinking About

The Fall 2025 collections offered a masterclass in strength and femininity. Highly anticipated debut collections from Sarah Burton at Givenchy and Haider Ackermann at Tom Ford more than lived up to the hype, while what turned out to be Jonathan Anderson’s final collection for Loewe and Demna’s last ready-to-wear outing at Balenciaga (before he decamps for Gucci) only served to heighten the intrigue.

Across the runways, there was a bold emphasis on form, with designers like Pieter Mulier at Alaïa and Duran Lantink exploring and experimenting with shape and volume in innovative ways. Silhouettes were bold and sculptural, with exaggerated proportions, a fluidity, and finely tuned draping, while Miuccia Prada offered a radical new take on power dressing at Miu Miu, using traditional accessories like fur stoles, brooches, and wrist bags to drive home the message. Here are some of the key trends, looks, and ideas.

Shapeshifters

From left: Undercover, Duran Lantink, Alaïa, Saint Laurent, Comme des Garçons

Where shape meets structure, volume defines the silhouette.

All Tied Up

From left: Saint Laurent, Valentino, Givenchy, Simone Rocha, Schiaparelli

Tied with a bow; cinched with style. Here, it's the details make the statement.

Wonderfully Wonky

From left: Givenchy, Valentino, Sacai, Ferragamo, Issey Miyake

Asymmetry reigns in jackets and coats, reshaping structure with daring design.

The Romance Department

From left: McQueen, Christian Dior, Chanel, Dilara Findikoglu

Victorian elegance was reimagined through ruffled necks that exude timeless charm.

Not-So-Secret Gardens

From left: Prada, Miu Miu, Erdem, Louis Vuitton

Across the runways, English garden florals bloomed with timeless charm.

For The Love Of Fuzz

From left: Valentino, Gabriela Hearst, Fendi, Balenciaga

Not your grandmother's fur—chevron details and craftsmanship redefined in faux and vintage versions.

Pretty Major Pearls

From left: All-In, Vaquera, Chanel, Dilara Findikoglu

Boldly oversized pearls made a powerful statement.

Lace It Up

From left: Valentino, Saint Laurent, Chloe, Balenciaga, Stella McCartney

The new lace melds feminine allure with serious power shoulders.

She's a Lady

From left: Ferragamo, Miu Miu, Saint Laurent, Givenchy

Pencil skirts, bow-tie blouses, and fur stoles all elevated ladylike sophistication with a modern twist.

It's Electric

From left: Marni, Saint Laurent, Tom Ford, Gucci

Acid brights: the season's vibrant hue to electrify your daywear.

Fluffed Up

From left: Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, Comme des Garçons, Chloe, Noir Kei Ninomiya

Below the waist, volume reigned in refined silhouettes with graceful drama.

Draped and Dotted

From left: Dries Van Noten, Rokh, Balenciaga, Moschino

Playful polka dots gained an aura of elegance in the form of sophisticated draping.

Tricked-Out Trenches

From left: Junya Watanabe, Givenchy, Rokh, Duran Lantink, Victoria Beckham

Bold new takes on the trench coat—volume at the hips, architectural shapes, and layers upon layers.

Run, Run, Run

From left: Miu Miu, Tom Ford, Louis Vuitton, Giorgio Armani

Elevated jogging pants felt effortlessly sophisticated.

Brit Style is It

From left: Christian Dior, Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Tod's

To the Queen's Balmoral Castle we go—wrapped in scarves, tweeds, and timeless elegance.

All Wrapped Up

From left: Gucci, Rabanne, Prada, Diesel

New outerwear meets the future in techno-covered fabrics that offer a sleek, modern edge.