The Row Pre-Fall 2025 Paris

[matheus_s]

 

[babyjane]

So many designers using the same colors for S/S. Although this is typical for The Row, a pop of color would be nice.

 

[philophile]

Oh I am liking this much more than their last few collections. Just a design twist in their usual silhouettes is enough for me. I'm loving those cape dresses. It's looking pretty.

 

[TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu]

So what's up with that WTF resort moment?? So, there was no directional change after all and that was just a one-off jump scare??

 

[thiago:)]

I love the dress on Eva Herzigova... I couldn't care about the rest, though. As Lola mentioned, I'd rather rely on Max Mara's minimalism than The Row's.

 

[tourbillions]

so pretentious as if they invented/reinvented the trench, the shirt dress, and maxi skirts.

 

[miumeow]

So many designers using the same colors for S/S. Although this is typical for The Row, a pop of color would be nice.

back to the basics, I guess it is somewhat refreshing.

 

[Lola701]

Some cute things, particularly the big coats and shirts but yes, MaxMara all day, right @thiago:) !?

I feel like any real minimalist who has a real sensibility for clothes, for cut and things like that would create a wardrobe curated through many brands.
Being dressed in super expensive basic doesn’t mean anything to me.

But I’m curious to see their store.

 

[philophile]

I feel like any real minimalist who has a real sensibility for clothes, for cut and things like that would create a wardrobe curated through many brands.
Being dressed in super expensive basic doesn’t mean anything to me.

Absolutely! 100% true. Personally, I've bought from Prada, YSL, Alessandro's Gucci, Miu Miu to independent, experimental labels (sadly many now defunct) like Haider Ackermann, Tomé, Isa Arfen, Beaufille, etc. I never even really look at names or anything else but design when it comes to clothes, shoes, and accessories. I'll buy vintage or whatever, as long as it resonates with me. I do follow labels that have convinced me due to their creativity to keep my eye open for them for years, but it doesn't mean I'll necessarily buy anything from them (example being Dion Lee). And if a label stops convincing me, I'll stop following them.

I think what you are mentioning is what is exactly wrong nowadays with people, it's all about branding or status symbols, not about design per se. I think a lot of people fail in knowing themselves and their personal taste or would rather ignore it to belong to a certain group or to have a certain image.

 

[EDEN21]

Absolutely! 100% true. Personally, I've bought from Prada, YSL, Alessandro's Gucci, Miu Miu to independent, experimental labels (sadly many now defunct) like Haider Ackermann, Tomé, Isa Arfen, Beaufille, etc. I never even really look at names or anything else but design when it comes to clothes, shoes, and accessories. I'll buy vintage or whatever, as long as it resonates with me. I do follow labels that have convinced me due to their creativity to keep my eye open for them for years, but it doesn't mean I'll necessarily buy anything from them (example being Dion Lee). And if a label stops convincing me, I'll stop following them.

I think what you are mentioning is what is exactly wrong nowadays with people, it's all about branding or status symbols, not about design per se. I think a lot of people fail in knowing themselves and their personal taste or would rather ignore it to belong to a certain group or to have a certain image.

You're exactly right. Ever since "quiet luxury" became the newest buzzword for people obssesed with status and wealth , even dressing "minimalist" has become an inverted version of logo-mania. It's not about genuine passion for high quality garments, it's just about an obsession with which brands the "real, old-money rich people buy" and avoiding the "new money look." Fashion is never at the forefront for these people, for them it's just another playing chip to win superiority points over the plebian masses that wear Gucci monogram T-shirts with their Marc Jacobs Tote Bags.

 

[Machinegumm]

"Quiet Luxury" has replaced mono mania. We are now firmly in the "has become a caricature of itself" stage.

 

[Grets]

The link leads to nothing. So basically the collection

 

[90sfan]

they are quietly boring

 

[rowjellies]

The link leads to nothing. So basically the collection

The maisontherow page took the video down. Probably because The Row team reached out 😂

 

[StylishCynic]

 

[jeanclaude]

Feels like a re-run of "Full House", but with clothes...I´ve seen it all before!!

 

[Not Plain Jane]

surely some nice, wearable items but also hard to tell from a 38 second i-phone video

 

[jeremydante]

I really can't stand how long we have to wait for collection images and video (when possible) for The Row.
I get it, it's about resisting urgency culture and rivaling fast fashion manufacturing but, let's keep up MKO.

 

[disco54]

Upper East Side Maternity wear is what this is giving

 

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