Trends

Mocha Mousse is emerging as a key shade across a variety of silhouettes and materials, making it an essential addition to 2025 collections.

Designers such as Jonathan Anderson at Loewe have long embraced the charm of nostalgic florals, and for Spring/Summer '25, the print appears in new forms such as on dresses that balance nostalgia with contemporary design.

For Spring/Summer 2025, statement-making elements such as voluminous silhouettes, diaphanous sheers and playful fringes dominate the season while adding drama and movement.

For Spring/Summer 2025, trends spotlight both vibrant hues and soft, nature-inspired palettes, which speak of consumers’ growing interest in grounding tones and understated luxury.

Inspired by the grandeur of the yesteryears, for Spring/Summer 2025 season, designers and brands alike are embracing silhouettes, materials and embellishments that made 1920s fashion iconic.

This Spring/Summer 2025, designers and brands are exploring the potential of lilac and it is being used both as a standalone shade making a statement as well as an accent colour within broader palettes.

Sheer fabrics make a striking impact this Resort season (from December to March), with see-through co-ords and delicate lace reinvigorating the lingerie-as-outerwear trend, adding a touch of sensuality to everydaywear.

Standout hue for Spring/Summer 2025 is ember glow, which with its rich undertones, adds depth and sophistication to a range of materials, from premium leather to lightweight linen and cotton.

In a candid interview with Apparel Resources, Karan Singh, Director and CEO, Aristobrat discusses about the key menswear trends that are set to impact purchasing decisions for Spring/Summer 2025 season.