Ganni Fall 2025: The Comforts of Home
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RunwayVersacelogo-patch slim-cut jeansMade in ItalyThe origin of the goods may vary from batch to batch. Please refer to the actual product.Highlightsnavy bluecotton blenddenimlight washlogo patch to the rearbelt loopsslim cutbutton fly fasteningclassic five pocketsCompositionOuter: Cotton 88%, Polyester 11%, Elastane 1%Lining: Polyester 65%, Cotton 35%The composition information is subject to the actual product. The product composition details of the spliced material will be split and displayed.Washing instructionsMachine WashThe washing method is subject to the commercial washing standardWearingThe model is 1.9 m wearing size 31The model is also styled with: Adieu Paris Type 181 Derby shoes, Versace Medusa Greca cotton polo shirtProduct IDsFARFETCH ID: 20935006Brand style ID: 10116931A08895
Showing for the second time at Paris Fashion Week, Ganni designer Ditte Reffstrup should be championed for continuing to make sustainability and size inclusivity priorities in fashion because she’s one of the few. Like many, though, for fall 2025, she was feeling the weight of the world, which translated into a collection informed by the comforts of home interiors with voluminous, cocooning silhouettes that occasionally felt weighed down, too. Fashion’s historical-leaning, romantic new mood filtered through flared coats with ballooning sleeves; swagged skirts resembling curtains; oversize draped pants with a bit of Loewe to them; on-trend peplum details, and cool skirted chunky boots that were grounding. Where the collection really shined was in the fabulous denim, a Ganni signature, including baggy jeans covered in flossy rose floral threadwork as on the reverse side of upholstery fabric, a great-looking feminine flared zebra stripe denim maxi coat and a blue damask denim skirt with a more restrained volume proposition. You May Also Like Tapestry rose jacquards, sofa-cushion checks and hand crocheted details evoking granny blankets also spun a textured, homey feel in keeping with Reffstrup’s theme of protection. They also brought to mind the scaling Scandi fashion house itself under chief executive officer Laura du Rusquec, late of Balenciaga, who has ambitions to double sales in the next five years and open more global stores. “At home you feel safe, it creates a tapestry inside of you, the way you have lived, who you are and what that makes you,” Reffstrup said backstage, speaking of values, which she holds dear and stays true to in her work. To wit, this season saw her using some interesting new next-gen materials through the brand’s Fabrics of the Future initiative, including sequin embellishments made from seaweed, and Oleatex alternative leather outerwear made from Biotex derived from olive oil production waste. From the kitchen to the runway.
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