LEMAIRE Spring/Summer '25 is a Textbook Display of Minimalism
During Paris Fashion Week, LEMAIRE previewed its Spring/Summer ‘25 collection, a textbook display of minimal design that transcends age, gender and ethnicity.
Held at the brand’s Paris headquarters at 11 Place des Vosges, models from all walks of life paraded the runway, highlighting LEMAIRE's versatility and timelessness. Regardless of age, gender, or ethnicity, the garments do not discriminate.
Calculated layering, a symbol of Christophe Lemaire’s namesake, plagued the Spring/Summer ‘25 collection and drew attention to the garments' symbiotic relationship. The range comprises oversized and flowy outerwear silhouettes extending to legwear, from knee-length shorts to pleated denim trousers. In addition, the accessories portion is as substantial as ever, featuring a host of bags in various sizes to accommodate the different needs and uses of the wearer. The remaining portion, not to be ignored, includes shirting, tops, dresses and skirts. Finishing details include leather collars on shirts, external braiding on bags, and metal studs on western-inspired shirts, to name a few. The colour palette is refined to cream, black, brown, charcoal, baby blue and tan.
Release Details:
When? Spring/Summer ‘25.
Where? LEMAIRE’s online store and select stockists.
Take a closer look at the collection below.
