The spring/summer 2025 fashion trends to wear now

Is it too early to start refreshing our wardrobes for spring? Not in the fashion world, that’s for sure, as we can’t wait to start wearing the flurry of exciting trends that landed with the spring/summer 2025 runway shows.

Filled with everything from masculine tailoring at Saint Laurent, to feminine bubble hems and pretty pastels at Chloé, the great news is that a lot of our favourite autumn/winter 2024 fashion trends are evolving rather than dramatically changing, meaning you won’t need to buy a whole new wardrobe to feel on point this season.

Get up to speed on the biggest spring/summer 2025 fashion trends to shop and start wearing now, below. Bring on the sunshine!

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Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Sports stars

Miu Miu’s sporty yet sweet collection shows opposites do, in fact, attract. Athleisure staples such as zip sweaters, leggings and polo tops take on traditionally feminine florals and white cotton skirts, turning them on their heads for a new style medley executed with a perfectly undone ease.

Seen at: Miu Miu, Schiaparelli, Louis Vuitton

Miu Miu S/S25

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Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Desert storm

New season winds are blowing in a sandstorm of dusty neutrals courtesy of Philosophy Di Lorenzo Serafini for a collection that’s more desert mirage than intrepid explorer (though oversized pockets are still everywhere). Billowing cargo trousers and ultra-feminine chiffon skirts lie just over the horizon.

Seen at: Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, Hermès, Alberta Ferretti

Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini S/S 25

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Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Boho mania

Set your spirit free with Chloé’s boho-centric collection, filled with ribbons of ruffles and dainty lace details. Look out for chiffon maxi dresses and bell-bottom flares, all in a wash of sun-faded shades, as well as the oversized sunglasses that already have us summer dreaming.

Seen at: Chloé, Isabel Marant, Zimmermann

Chloé S/S 25

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Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Back to basics

For all the fun and frivolity of the fashion week theatrics, there was a subtler trend quietly stealing the limelight – the healthy addition of many more ‘real life’ pieces. White tank tops and waterproof jackets proved their catwalk-ready versatility when worn in the right way. Our takeaway note: invest in good basics to make up the foundation block of any great outfit.

Seen at: Prada, Gucci, Roberto Cavalli

Gucci S/S 25

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Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: New nautical

Sail straight into new season with the Mediterranean as your muse for sea-faring style. Breton stripes (what else?) and easy breezy separates shine in cobalt blue, nautical navy and brilliant white with pops of golden yellow, lending traditional maritime appeal to a sunshine state of mind.

Seen at: Schiaparelli, Prada, Ralph Lauren

Schiaparelli S/S 25

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Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Tactile textures

Playfully frothy trims, lighter-than-air feathers, and fringing that takes on a life of its own. Spring/summer ’25 is all about how your garments move – from 1920s-inspired flapper dresses bringing back the roaring fun of beaded tassels for evening, to raffia-inspired trimmings perfect for a holiday capsule wardrobe.

Seen at: Chanel, Erdem, Dior

Erdem S/S 25

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Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Red hot

Pops of burgundy and cherry should already be peppering your wardrobe from last season, but if you missed it the first time, it’s not too late to get on board this year as the red colour trend is still firmly on our ‘one to watch’ list. It’s a great way to bring a touch of fiery romance into your rotation – try a sophisticated shade of tomato red.

Seen at: Sportmax, Giambattista Valli, No.21

Giambattista Valli S/S 25

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Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Floral fancies

Florals for spring may hardly be groundbreaking, but chintz is firmly back in favour. Embrace the quintessentially British charm of ditsy florals and a tea-party dress code with OTT accessories to bring old florals back into bloom.

Seen at: Erdem, Loewe, Dries Van Noten

Loewe S/S 25

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Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Bubble hems

Puff up your mood as well your hemline, the bubble hem is all grown up (but just as fun). Dress down with wardrobe staples like relaxed blazers and knitwear for day-to-day, or increase the volume for evening with a standout mini dress.

Seen at: Alberta Ferretti, Chloe, Simone Rocha

Simone Rocha S/S 25

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Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Sharp suiting

Saint Laurent’s masculine head-to-toe suiting, complete with sharp shoulders, corporate ties and thick-rimmed glasses, instantly reignited our love of good tailoring. You don’t need to wait for the new season to brush up on your basics; a well-cut blazer, flattering white shirt, and good pair of black wide-leg trousers will serve you well now and for years to come.

Seen at: Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Erdem

Saint Laurent S/S 25

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Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Pretty pastels

Brighter days are ahead in more ways than one, and what better way to say hello to spring than by embracing soft shades of powder blue, balletcore pink and butter yellow? Found primarily in soft gossamer fabrics, these new romantics pair perfectly with safer wardrobe staples such as black and tan.

Seen at: Chanel, Fendi, Alexander McQueen

Chanel S/S 25

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Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Standout stripes

From nautical Bretons to circus-inspired (in a good way) and the sporty go-faster type, stripes hit the runway in a big way. While the print never really went away, it’s back in the spotlight for spring. The good news is that there are so many options to choose from already that there’s no better time to earn your stripes.

Seen at: Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Dior

Louis Vuitton S/S 25

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Spring/summer 2025 fashion trends: Elevated eclectic

Every few seasons there’s a trend that rips up the rulebook, whether it’s punk plaid shirts over pretty floral dresses or, in the case of Prada, a bright yellow raincoat over a sequin dress. Clash prints and textures, mix sporty with feminine with anything else you like, and embody a childlike attitude of throwing all of your favourite things together. After all, fashion is meant to be fun.

Seen at: Prada, Louis Vuitton, No.21

No.21 S/S 25

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