Fashion is always evolving, and collaborations are often the spark for something new. Looking ahead to 2025, a number of exciting partnerships and new collections are set to make their mark. From iconic brand revivals to fresh takes on everyday staples, these releases promise to bring fresh perspectives and redefine what we can expect from both high fashion and streetwear. Here’s a look at some we’re most excited for so far:
Louis Vuitton x Takashi Murakami
The Louis Vuitton (Instagram) partnership with Takashi Murakami (Instagram) returns two decades after their initial 2003 collaboration. Known for its colourful reinterpretation of the brand’s monogram, the collection’s revival includes over 200 pieces spanning handbags, accessories, and footwear. The first drop is scheduled for January, with another planned for March.
Cecilie Bahnsen x The North Face
Cecilie Bahnsen (Instagram) brings her signature approach to The North Face’s (Instagram) technical outerwear. The collaboration, revealed during Paris Fashion Week, introduces light fabrics and embroidered details to practical silhouettes like the Mountain Jacket and Base Camp Duffel. Pieces from the all-black collection will be available in Spring 2025.
H&M x Glenn Martens
H&M (Instagram) taps Glenn Martens (Instagram) for its next major designer collaboration. Known for his work with Y/Project and Diesel, Martens brings a distinctive edge to the fast-fashion giant. While specifics remain under wraps, the collection’s release is slated for Fall 2025, making it one of the year’s most anticipated high-street drops.
CONCEPT(K) x adidas
Daniel “Mr. Bailey” Bailey’s studio CONCEPT(K) (Instagram) continues its collaboration with adidas (Instagram), this time reimagining a silhouette from the Adizero line. The design features a gradient ombre effect and greyscale colour scheme, paired with suede overlays and understated branding. The sneaker is expected to debut during Paris Fashion Week in 2025.
Haider Ackermann for Tom Ford
Haider Ackermann (Instagram) takes the creative helm at Tom Ford (Instagram) in 2025. While not a collaboration in the traditional sense, Ackermann’s influence promises to steer the brand in a new direction. His debut collection is expected to make its mark during awards season.
As 2025 unfolds, these collaborations are set to be some of the year’s most talked-about moments in fashion. With fresh takes on familiar names and unexpected pairings, they’re shaping up to offer something new and exciting for all fashion lovers.
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