VETEMENTS Spring Summer 2025 at Paris Fashion Week
In response to a world where luxury fashion is under unprecedented pressure, VETEMENTS presents its SPRING SUMMER 2025 collection by Guram Gvasalia. Inspired by the global economic downturn and a consumer base increasingly wary of uncontrolled consumption, the collection is a statement on the need to rethink what fashion means in a world where the old systems are crumbling.
Set inside the semi-abandoned mall, a collection draws on the ethos of “make new out of old”—an approach where existing wardrobe pieces are reworked and given new life. It speaks to a future where consumers no longer have the desire, or the means, to participate in relentless luxury consumption. Instead, they adopt a DIY mindset, creating unique, conceptual pieces from what remains.
It reflects a world where the stores are closed, and the opulent past of luxury fashion is bankrupt, both financially and creatively. It’s about taking what’s left, repurposing it, and challenging the idea that new always means better. It’s also about claiming back something that belongs to you, and falling in love with it again.
Garments that break away from traditional luxury norms, featuring deconstructed and reassembled pieces that create a new form of elegance from old foundations.
DIY: A conceptual approach where repurposed fabrics and unconventional materials are pieced together, reflecting an era of scarcity and ingenuity.
Designs that embrace imperfections, unfinished edges, and an unpolished look, creating a bold contrast to the overproduced luxury of yesterday.
With this collection, VETEMENTS calls for a shift away from the consumption-driven luxury model. It invites consumers to reflect on the value of what they already own, to rework, repurpose, and create meaning through personal expression.
The true power of VETEMENTS has always been the feeling of belonging—a sense that you can be a VETEMENTS person without ever buying a single piece. This inclusive spirit is what has created a cult following for the brand and is manifested in this collection. You can recreate some of the looks without the necessity of purchase, still feeling part of the conversation and never feeling excluded or abandoned.
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By Senior Fashion Editor 24FashionTV: Christina V Henningstad @christina_henningstad