Casablanca F/W 2025.26 Paris

[LadyJunon]

 

[yslforever]

Not my taste, but I appreciate brands like this, or Amiri, which are doing their own things without feeling the need to include themselves in a Phoebe-Prada-quiet luxury-BV diluted soup.

 

[Lola701]

Same feeling as @yslforever
I really like Casablanca or I must say what Charaf Tajer has achieved with his brand. This is a streetwear brand that can also deliver perfect tailoring.

The always frustrating part about a brand like this is that because it’s first and foremost a Streetwear brand, at some point, it’s less fashion and more merchandise. But still good nevertheless. The womenswear is convincing. A bit MiuMiu but good nevertheless.

 

[yslforever]

Same feeling as @yslforever
I really like Casablanca or I must say what Charaf Tajer has achieved with his brand. This is a streetwear brand that can also deliver perfect tailoring.

The always frustrating part about a brand like this is that because it’s first and foremost a Streetwear brand, at some point, it’s less fashion and more merchandise. But still good nevertheless. The womenswear is convincing. A bit MiuMiu but good nevertheless.

Oh I wanted to say I saw MiuMiu too, but less sloppy, so a better MiuMiu.

 

[tourbillions]

many things id like from this. street doesnt have to look cheap all the time and doesnt have to be demna

 

[Monsieur Cristobal]

I am divided, because I want to stan a young brand doing things their own way, but at the same time I see everything a little too derivative: the womens from Miu Miu, the mens from Vuitton... even the set, which is nice, reminded me of Nicolas SS24 for Vuitton.
Not blatant copies, but obvious inspirations.

I don't know, I guess I wish them the best.