Carolina Herrera F/W 2025.26 New York

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[LadyJunon]

And the livestream for those who prefer video:

 

[Monsieur Cristobal]

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Isn't that crazy that at CH they got right the youthful fit that at Chanel Haute Couture SS25 they were looking for so desperately?

 

[Monsieur Cristobal]

Beautiful, lovely collection.

The fashion show could be improved, though.
The industrial setting reminded of a Balenciaga garage, the poppies on the floor reminded of Kenzo, and the music was uneventful.

Imagine these same outfits walking through the flower labyrinth of Raf's first Dior.

Still, one of the highlights of NY.

 

[BalkaniStaCouture]

I’m sad Awar didn’t walk.

 

[Mr Yayo]

Isn't that crazy that at CH they got right the youthful fit that at Chanel Haute Couture SS25 they were looking for so desperately?

Yeah like how hard has it been for Chanel to come up with a simple design like this??! Being surrounded by all those archives *smh

 

[JohannesL]

This is quite lovely for a modest and conservative brand like CH. I think with a better color palette, it would make a stronger statement like their Mexico resort collection, but Wes has been doing a good job keeping this brand afloat.

 

[TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu]

Its not ugly but then again, these clothes could be any dressy brand
Some of the roses dresses are very project runway looking

 

[reese06]

A good, solid collection. He has really found his footing at the Carolina Herrera. He has found a balance of youthfulness and maturity.

It is such a personal brand and he has managed to respect Carolina’s legacy in a tasteful way. I hope he manages to get even stronger and stay at the house for a long and fruitful time.

 

[Kennnnn]

A few of the looks were so exquisite - the poplin shirts over black lace skirts were very Gianfranco Ferre, at the same time echoing Carolina Herrera's personal style. The trench coatdress, again with a black lace skirt, was delicious.

At the same time, some of the looks were quite similar to Pierpaolo Piccioli's Valentino. I thought that those were less successful.

 

[TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu]

Sometimes I question the direction Puig is taking as a group. Rabanne appears to be producing knock-offs of Vuitton, Herrera seems to be offering variations of ODLR and Chanel (some of the tweed looks are more Self-Portraits lamo) and the new Dries appears to be drawing inspiration from Galliano's Margiela. Jean Paul Gaultier has struggled to find effective guest designers, and Nina Ricci has suffered from a decline in quality and has become a subject of ridicule online.

 

[TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu]

Isn't that crazy that at CH they got right the youthful fit that at Chanel Haute Couture SS25 they were looking for so desperately?

But it's very Self Portrait looking...