Erdem S/S 2025 London

[vogue28]

VOGUE.COM

 

[vogue28]

VOGUE.COM

 

[Alquimista]

I hope milan and paris deliver better results of this drop waist flapper shape we're seeing now.

 

[jeanclaude]

I like the idea of wearing a destroyed flapper dress over a masculine look; but with different colours and fabrics that the ones he used in look 33:

 

[Not Plain Jane]

that's 👆definitely one of my fave looks
i like the whole idea of mixing traditionally masc/fem looks in general and how the collection increasingly blends these as it progresses. however, sometimes this is much more successful than others - for example, those weird bow-wings at the knees & hips of a couple of looks are a fail for me...

 

[lookatme]

I can’t understand how or why this brand exists.

 

[tricotineacetat]

The could have delivered a more exciting result had he played on the masculine/feminine and the 'coming-undone' tension a bit more. When he’s in a good form, I can see a bit of Dries' charm in him and at his worst, he churns out looks that could be right out of Maria Grazia's sketchbook.

That being said, that second-to-last look with the tux jacket, shirt dress and silk slip peeking out from underneath is visually very pleasing (if perhaps not the most commercial look of this collection).

 

[velvetandsilk]

I can’t understand how or why this brand exists.

British aristocracy. Plus offers nice conservative clothes that you can wear to a wedding, church, garden party, work.
Huge mess with a few interesting pieces.