Michael Kors wins over fashion's inside club, year after year. 

Michael Kors impressed buyers, press and fashion insiders again this season. The designer's Autumn/Winter collection for 2025 was impressive once more, blending great design and tailoring,  tempered, and tapered eccentricity, all finished with a classic feel.  

Minimalism, clean lines, dark browns, dusky blacks, and grey. The whole collection, again, seemed like a principled affair, with a french ambience, and finish,  to clothes, make-up and hair. 

This Autumn/Winter 2025, designers showcased some great styles and trends for coats, be it mac’s, trench’s or long woolly coats. Style, minimalism, simplicity and good quality was key, as was muted dark hues such as browns and blacks, giving a classic feel. Joanna Parv showcased great minimalism, and durable design, as did Fendi and Alexandra McQueen, who both showed great style, with meticulously clean lines, and a simplicity that surfaces trends, fashion, and even beauty.

Women's Belt Detail Leather Jacket in Black

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Alexandra McQueen is world famous for his eccentricity in designing clothes, impressing the sphere of high fashion, and avant-garde's inner cluster of fashion experts. Born in 1969, his early work within tailoring, was enhanced by his studies at Central Saint Martin's, where his work was discovered by Isabella Blow. Today, he is working with Sarah Burton, and has accolades to his name, such as the famous 'armadillo shoes' and the 'bumster'. 

Alexandra McQueen Autumn/Winter 2025

As London Fashion Week opens it's doors for Autumn/Winter 2025's seasonal collection, Catwalk's saw some slick feline fashion, reflecting recent trends showcased on Parisian catwalks. 

Black lace, and black fluff was the latest etiquette for some great design, giving space to a darker style introspection. 

SPRING/SUMMER 2025

There was a real period drama feel at this year's most important fashion event for Spring/Summer 2025. Fendi's recent collection featured models with long necks, high cheekbones and natural looking hair, which was slicked back sometimes, too. All in all, this simply, accentuated real beauty, bringing back memories of the past. Use of light plum hues, bought back Sugar Plum Fairy nostalgia. The same was seen with Max Mara, as Catwalk models sent you a step back in time, transporting  you back in time. Put simply, fashion had a real 'period drama' feel, with some of literature's leading characters springing  to mind. 

This season, Fendi's designer collection, had dusky plum skirts and tops, accentuated and highlighted perfectly by use of a colour clash.  Bright citrus orange accessories, and shoes, surfaced some excitement, and zest to outfits, as did an orange creamy sheen on heels. Max Mara again, had the same mulled temperance effect, throughout their collection, through dark hues, such as black, grey and brown, but no injection or burst of colour, like Fendi, this Spring/Summer. 

A small injection of sharp colour, like the bright citrus above, adds emphasis and excitement to outfits or any look, and was seen on Catwalk's a few years ago. 

France Fashion Kenzo F/W 25/26: MSN

Press are calling it all, a 'punk revival' at this season's Kenzo show at Paris Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2025.  Models walked Kenzo's Punk inspired Catwalk's with bunny eared pink jackets, or highlighted recent fashion trends, with light blue tops, and white pixie boots, which were actually faded light pink shoes, with white socks. 

Story by Via AP news wire :  The Independant. 

Making a statement is important, and speaks volumes about you. This season, eccentricity, originality and femininity, all made a comeback, fusing girly, 'doll like' looks, with a creative feel to things. The look of the moment,  was seen, beautifully, on Parisian Catwalk's, as models walked the Catwalk with sky blue fluffy hats, as seen at the Louis Vuitton show this Spring/Summer 2025 (Paris Fashion Week). 

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Singer Dua Lipa was seen wearing an all black outfit with a cape, and material bow, seen backstage at the CHANEL show for Spring/Summer 2025. 

Pop Singer Dua Lipa, was pictured by photographers, backstage at the recent Spring/Summer collection for CHANEL. Wearing all black, she posed for papparazzi wearing an all black cape, embellished with material bows, and a black velvet bow as a headpiece. Simple and striking, the Singer looked clean, pure, fresh faced and classic.

Envelope clutch bags are the newest craze hitting the streets, with so many varieties, these small little black clutch's  are perfect for smart girls.  Let's grab an envelope clutch, to get an invitation to Cinderella style chic. 

Photography: MIA, Paris/ Model: Emily Rinchita/ Bag: Pierre Cardin. 

Andiamo clutch bag. Bottega Venneta:  £2.150. 

Available from Pull&Bear who are opening London Fashion Week on the 20th February 2025, a year after being announced by the British Fashion Council, as BFC NEWGEN's new Principal Partner, 'celebrating emerging talent'  and supporting and 'showcasing initiative'.

Taken from Wallpaper magazine / Rokh A/W 2025 / (Image credit: Courtesy of Rokh)

There are many suitable options in stores at the moment, helping you re-create this type of 'sporty look'. Make a start, and get some great inspiration from H&M, New Look and Topshop. 

From the right: New Look, H&M and Topshop. 

Street style this edition: Zig zags and stripes are hot this season. If the look is too much, try a simple sports bomber jacket, like the one pictured, with some simple stripes, in a plain colour such as black or blue. Simple and easy to wear. 

Stripes and zig zags are hot this season, as is anything patterned, or monochrome.  A look everybody is wearing. If you want something sporty, and more simple, try the above bomber jacket from Selfridges, Birmingham.