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MOSSI SS25 at Paris Fashion Week

MOSSI unveils its brand new SS25 collection, an ode to bold creativity

Known for his avant-garde and inclusive approach, Mossi Traore, founder and artistic director of the brand, continues to reinvent fashion codes by combining sophisticated design and cutting-edge know-how.

While wearing fine couture is often perceived as an inaccessible luxury, reserved for catwalks and prestigious events, MOSSI challenges these preconceived ideas by offering a unique approach and allows to include it in daily life.

The SS25 collection is distinguished by fluid architectural silhouettes, generous volumes and subtle details that reinterpret the classics of contemporary dressing.

The pleating draws its inspiration from the works of Simone Pheulpin and Madame Grès. MOSSI appropriates the codes of these two emblematic figures in order to create a wardrobe that is both poetic and structured, combining artisanal know-how and timeless elegance.

The fabrics have been carefully selected for their drape and flexibility. Cold wool is sculpted into light volumes, while fluid jersey embraces the body with grace. A delicate contrast is established through the use of pink and blue cotton checkered fabric, evoking a link between tradition inspired by India and modernity.

MOSSI also explores rare and luxurious materials, such as Japanese fluid denim, which brings a touch of sophisticated relaxation to this collection imbued with refinement. Crepe, also from Japan, gives the pieces a rich and visual texture, playing with light and movement.

This SS25 collection reflects a perfect mastery of fabrics and cuts, part of a vision that is both artistic and committed. MOSSI celebrates the beauty of details and the dialogue between heritage and innovation, while offering a modern interpretation of the heritage of Parisian couture.

Runway Looks

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By Senior Fashion Editor 24FashionTVChristina V Henningstad @christina_henningstad

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