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Autumn/Winter 2025 Fashion Trends

This autumn/winter 2025, there was a strong feeling of déjà vu in the fashion world. The runways were filled with familiar designs that had been revived from past seasons.

Revival of Classic Designs

On Dior’s runway, a cult classic was reborn. The "J’adore Dior" tea-tea, which was first introduced in John Galliano’s Spring/Summer 2001 show, made a comeback with a modern twist. The design was updated with a shortened bolero and cut-off top, giving it a fresh new look.

The Return of Beloved Accessories

At Chloé, the beloved Paddington bag was brought back to life. The Chunky Lock with charm was a maximalist’s dream, speaking to the chaotic adaptation trend of today. This revival was a nod to the past, while also catering to the current fashion landscape.

Subversive Chic

Alexander McQueen’s legendary skull scarf, a symbol of subversive chic, was also revived. This design, which was popular in the mid-2000s, has seen a significant increase in interest. Since the March runway show, there has been a 79 percent increase in interest in this iconic scarf, proving that some fashion trends are truly timeless.