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RVNG SS25

RVNG Spring Summer 2025 during Paris Fashion Week

EXHALE COLLECTION

Presenting for the first time at the Fashion Week of Paris, RVNG offers a brand to women, by a woman, with the aim to dress people from all horizons, ages and origins for the moments they need to feel powerful and invincible at. RVNG is a brand dedicated to woman accomplishment and initiative : pieces show a fight against invisibility and a will to win, we are here and we affirm it. Inspired by the strength of woman but also by architecture, her great grand-mother seamstress lessons and vibrant colors, Jordan Stewart also mum of four, is an example of resilience. Being the face of the SS collection, Coco Rocha corroborate this working-woman-mum ambition, powerful and ambitious.

The collection introduced at Mona Bismarck draws inspiration from the breath, reflecting its deep connection to life’s rhythms and the ebb and flow of love. It begins with soothing lavenders that gradually transition into vibrant crimson reds, mirroring the journey of a breath and capturing strength and renewal through fashion. Lavenders symbolize gentle beginnings and introspection, while bold crimsons embody intensity and passion, showcasing the dynamic nature of life and the transformative power of love. Each piece is designed to celebrate this balance, blending serenity with vibrancy.

Each piece has been crafted to celebrate this balance, mixing serenity and dynamism : « I deeply connect with Coco’s powerful journey and her embodiment of union and grace. Her representation of both strength and grace resonates with our mission and our celebration of strong women. Motherhood and resilience are central to our narrative. My global fashion journey found its truest expression in Paris, where I felt seen and understood as a designer. Paris’s sophistication, innovation, and celebration of individuality resonate with the craftsmanship of RVNG Couture, making it the perfect home for our vision. »

Runway Looks

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Photos: Press RVNG

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By Senior Fashion Editor 24FashionTVChristina V Henningstad @christina_henningstad

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