Kenzo SpringSummer 2025 Paris Fashion Week Kenzo ВеснаЛето 2025 Неделя моды в Париже

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#fashionshow2025 #runway #fashionweek #casualoutfits #kenzo #fashionweekparis • The Kenzo show is a must at Paris Fashion Week. The history of the House of Kenzo began in the 1970s, when Kenzo Takada, a bold young Japanese designer, entered the world of Parisian fashion. With his innovative vision and love for mixing cultures, he shook up the style codes of the time and revolutionized the industry. His exotic, colorful creations seduced fashionistas around the world, and the Kenzo brand quickly became a symbol of freedom and audacity. With each successive artistic director, from Humberto Leon and Carol Lim to Nigo and Felipe Oliveira Baptista, the House of Kenzo continues to write its history, combining tradition and modernity with a spirit of freshness and avant-garde as never before. • The KENZO spring-summer 2025 women's and men's collection enhances and refines the culturally intertwined language developed by Nigo, creative director of the fashion house of Kenzo. The show took place in the Palais Royal near a large fountain. NIGO took us into the great outdoors of Paris to present his 52-look Spring/Summer 2025 collection in style. • NIGO continues to bridge the gap between Paris and Tokyo, connecting two grand fashion capitals with expansive cultural references that keep it chic. The Palais Royal was the ideal location and its majestic fountain set the tone for the excitement. The collection was divided in half into men's and women's clothing. The show began with a men's line. The house designer played with digital floral graphics, embroidery and bold accessories. • Menswear opened up around a beautiful new bamboo camo pattern featured on an oversized trench coat, tropical blazer and distressed trousers. A pale green pajama suit was hidden under a flowing cloak; The look was paired with a double-brimmed baseball cap and a pair of customized rubber-soled zori sandals, designed by a custom company in Kyoto. Double-zip mesh hoodies that appeared to resemble camouflage netting were sometimes zipped all the way up and then worn under sunglasses. Bamboo camo is further developed in embroidered satin bomber jackets and taped trousers. • The women's line introduced feminine lines with a delicate crochet mirage of green hues, appearing in maxi dresses and crop tops with blooming floral motifs. Silk suits gleamed in the Parisian sunshine, brought to life by fringed bandeau tops and ribbon embellishments. Flower petals cascaded down the dresses and were paired with platform sandals and bags. The women's collection was presented very delicately in original shapes and cutouts with an abundance of fringe. • The palette of vibrant colors was inspired from a piece of origami paper, and this inspiration was further explored in the curled hem mini dresses in cream and maroon.

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