All the highlights from Paris Fashion Week FW25

Paris Fashion Week FW25 is in full swing, and the schedule is looking pretty damn stacked. Heavyweights like CHANEL, Christian Dior and Schiaparelli will anchor the week with their signature spectacle, while Rick Owens and Yohji Yamamoto are set to bring their singular, sculptural visions to the runway.

All eyes are on the newcomers making their PFW debut this season – New York’s Luar is set to shake up the schedule, and Ukrainian designer Ksenia Schnaider is making her mark with a collection rooted in sustainability and reinvention. Among the most anticipated moments will be Haider Ackermann’s long-awaited debut at Tom Ford on Tuesday, and Sarah Burton’s debut at Givenchy on Friday. And in between it all we’ll have the likes of The Row, Coperni, Balenciaga, Dries Van Noten, Chloe, Acne Studios and more.

For all the highlights from the Paris Fashion Week FW25 shows, read on.

Ganni

After the success of their SS25 show, the B Corp Certified Danish fashion brand held their second show at Paris Fashion Week against the backdrop of the Hôtel Pozzo di Borgo, the Galerie Haute in the Palais de Tokyo. Guests, sat atop lime green cubes, were treated to a collection of contrasts – vintage floral skirts, silken blazers embellished with oversized floral appliqués, chunky cut-out knits, deconstructed yarn-like trousers, plenty of denim and faux fur, and chunky patent leather shoes and bags.

Christian Dior

Dior transported guests at Jardin des Tuileries into a dreamscape of history and fashion for Maria Grazia Chiuri’s FW25 collection under the theme “Once Upon a Time.” Honouring the legacy of Gianfranco Ferré, Chiuri reimagined femininity through sculptural lace, corseted blazers, and revived J’adore Dior tees, blending antiquity with modernity. As prehistoric birds and boulders soared overhead, the collection culminated in a spectacle of shredded leather, feathered jackets, and metallic gowns – but with plenty of the Maison’s signature motifs throughout.

Vaquera

Vaquera’s FW25 collection marked a new chapter for the NYC-born label, as designers Bryn Taubensee and Patric DiCaprio fully embraced their move to Paris with a refined take on avant-garde dressing. The brand has always been known for their rebellious spirit, and this collection saw the duo lean into a more sophisticated edge, balancing bold silhouettes with an understated Parisian sensibility. Embracing 80s power-dressing, the brand sent voluminous prom dresses, sharply tailored jackets, shoulder padded-tees and cartoonishly oversized pearls down the runway. Their maximalist vision extended to fur-trimmed hats, dramatic leather accessories, and ultra-oversized bras reimagined as draped tops, striking the perfect balance between theatricality and wearability.