annashay 
BERLIN FASHION WEEK A/W 2025
NICKLAAS SKOVGAARD, HENRIK VIBSKOV, BAUM & PFERDGARTEN, A ROEGE HOVE, CARO EDITIONS, MARIMEKKO and ROTATE.
Eclecticism Ruled the Roost in Copenhagen, with Joyous Colour Stories Completing the Narrative. Debonair Neck Ties Gave a Heads Up to the Key Trend of the Season.
https://www.instagram.com/berlinfashionwe/?hl=en
BACKSTAGE, HAIR & MAKEUP
Backstage @chany.maria show AW25 || photo credit @marennl
Backstage @chany.maria show AW25 || photo credit @marennl
Backstage @chany.maria show AW25 || photo credit @marennl
Backstage moments @sia.arnika AW25 || photo credit @carolinekynast
Backstage @colrsbaby AW25 || photo credit @carolinekynast for #bfw
STREET STYLE BERLIN
Street styles @sia.arnika show AW25 with our mobility partner @niodeutschland in the background || photo credit @jeremy.moeller for #bfw
Street style of @marie.lueder show AW25 || photo credits @jeremy.moeller for #bfw
Street styles @horrorvacuimunich show AW25 with our mobility partner @niodeutschland in the background || photo credit @kevondphto for #bfw
Street styles @gmbh_official AW25 || photo credit @jeremy.moeller for #bfw
Street style shots @haderlump.berlin show AW25 || photo credit @jeremy.moeller for #bfw
Street styles @house_of_sveason show AW25 || photo
DESIGNERS
ANDREJ GRONAU
Central Saint Martins graduate and ready-to-wear designer Andrej Gronau’s latest Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection is inspired by Bric-à-Brac and Objet d’art that we collect and decorate our home with. Often called „KnickKnack“ or “SchnickSchnack“, these items and pieces often don’t hold a material value but have value in memories, emotions and meaning. The designs take inspiration from those objects, like little figurines, kitchy objects, decoration and tinsel, paper ribbons, teddy bears—things we might neglect and forget. The collection’s purpose is to evoke the wonder we once held in childhood, seeing objects simply for their being and beauty. In terms of clothes, wrinkly metallics are turned into ornamented jackets, delicate knits mimic paper ribbons and patterns of old and forgotten vintage decor. Oversized collars, reminiscent of antique figurines, blend Victorian drama with contemporary aesthetics. Furry textures recalling stuffed toys, highlight the nostalgia of cherished objects while star-shaped cut-outs draw from the playful, tactile quality of juvenile craft. Evoking a fantasy of dress-up, voluminous shapes, like puffy sleeves and flared dresses are counterbalanced by clean, utilitarian tailoring. By juxtaposing faded and shiny, childlike and refined, rough and smooth, this collection celebrates the beauty of imperfection, inviting introspection about the sentimental worth of objects and rummage as vessels of memory and self-expression.
@andrejgronau show AW25 || photo credit @godenschweger for #bfw
@andrejgronau show AW25 || photo credit @godenschweger for #bfw
@andrejgronau show AW25 || photo credit @godenschweger for #bfw
@andrejgronau show AW25 || photo credit @godenschweger for #bfw
@andrejgronau show AW25 || photo credit @godenschweger for #bfw
@andrejgronau show AW25 || photo credit @godenschweger for #bfw
@andrejgronau show AW25 || photo credit @godenschweger for #bfw
KASIA KUCHARSKA
This Fall Winter 2025 collection represents a pivotal moment to our work. What remains at the core is our methodology to create clothing that is engineered to transform how women feel and therefore how they look. With this runway collection we go back to our roots and explore artisanal crafting methods. We created dresses without any stitching, being manufactured and linked solely with latex as our functional ornament. Taking apart old preppy knit sweaters, we transform everyday garments to unique and irrational showpieces, escaping into a better world. We present a series of clothing attitudes that are based on the transformation of a utilitarian wardrobe into contemporary lavish adornment. The notion of sophistication and the framework that makes a garment are cut into layers and toyed with, introducing an intelligent twist on what it means to be confident and sexy today. These layers are translated and redrawn with our latex lace to become something seen as well as unseen before. It is a reimagining of clothing from today’s point of view, a wardrobe of unreal realism.
@kasiaku show AW25 || photo credits @godenschweger_ for #bfw
@kasiaku show AW25 || photo credits @godenschweger_ for #bfw
@kasiaku show AW25 || photo credits @godenschweger_ for #bfw
@kasiaku show AW25 || photo credits @godenschweger_ for #bfw
@kasiaku show AW25 || photo credits @godenschweger_ for #bfw
@kasiaku show AW25 || photo credits @godenschweger_ for #bfw
@kasiaku show AW25 || photo credits @godenschweger_ for #bfw
LUEDER
Lueder’s latest collection, “The Shell,” presented itself with a dramatic and dystopian feel, inspired by themes of friendly stalking and voyeurism, as well as the experience of getting lost in fantasy and dreams. Throughout the collection, narratives of coming of age and coming to life were present, which is why the designer felt drawn to tapestry, elaborate curtains, and carpet prints from the 19th century—an era when upper-class wives dressed in and camouflaged themselves with the prints in their homes. Lueder introduced sustainable fake fur to enhance the camp aesthetic or evoke a sense of a “new metrosexual feeling.” Elsewhere, the collection featured embossed tartan prints made of lycra, visible underwear panty lines, a zombie-esque sportswear look, bold statement tees, and skinny jeans that can be transformed into flared pants. The fusion of past, present, and future is best represented in the special rose print, which references a handkerchief a princess from the past might have used to dry her tears. The brand incorporated the contemporary emoji rose—an emblem of the present—and the spiral, symbolizing the unforeseeable future.
@marie.lueder show AW25 || photo credit @godenschweger_ for #bfw
@marie.lueder show AW25 || photo credit @godenschweger_ for #bfw
@marie.lueder show AW25 || photo credit @godenschweger_ for #bfw
@marie.lueder show AW25 || photo credit @godenschweger_ for #bfw
ODEEH
We are always trying to achieve a contemporary reflection of the current Zeitgeist & the general mood. Everything reflects in next collection: How will we actually dress in these uncertain & confusing times. What does beauty mean in these days, how can dressing yourself, how can your own wardrobe be supportive to yourself in order to exist in a meaningful way? So, everything is important & influential, that surrounds us in these days: Politics, art, traveling & the actual state of the world.
@odeeh_official show AW25 || photo credit @borismarberg for #bfw
@odeeh_official show
AW25 || photo credit @borismarberg for #bfw
@odeeh_official show AW25 || photo credit @borismarberg for #bfw
@odeeh_official show AW25 || photo credit @borismarberg for #bfw
LOUDE BETOLI
Lou de Bètoly’s latest collection demonstrates the designers efforts to continue to push the boundaries between fashion, art and traditional craftsmanship. Each one of the forty looks is crafted from pre-owned materials and forgotten treasures that were transformed into contemporary pieces, conveying both drama and luxury, sprinkled with Lou de Bètoly’s unmistakable sense of humour. The collection features vintage nightgowns, meticulously pleated and draped by hand to achieve a liquid-like fluidity, deconstructed brassieres transformed into architectural bodices, and intricate lace work appearing to dissolve weightlessly against the body. Pink bed sheets from a previous set design were restructured to create fur-like two-piece suits. Reflective bike fragments collected from Berlin’s streets shimmer in neckholder tops, while leather jackets are sliced and reconstructed into fluid ruffles. Handmade knit pieces feature chicken feathers collected from the designer’s parents’ garden. Throughout the collection, contrasts create dramatic tension: structured tweed sets complement delicate silk dresses, a standout bridal piece crafted from decomposing lace and crystalline embellishments plays between fragility and opulence, and mohair is woven through transparent nylon knit dress es like abstract brushstrokes.
@loudebetoly show AW25 || photo credit @borismarberg for #bfw
@loudebetoly show AW25 || photo credit @borismarberg for #bfw
@loudebetoly show AW25 || photo credit @borismarberg for #bfw
@loudebetoly show AW25 || photo credit @borismarberg for #bfw
@loudebetoly show AW25 || photo credit @borismarberg for #bfw
HADERLUMP
About the Collection
For Fall/Winter 2025/26, HADERLUMP presents the “SOLIVAGANT” collection, inspired by the fashion of rail passengers in the mid-20th century. The collection builds on the Spring/Summer 2025 “AERO” collection and concludes the brand’s exploration of the leitmotif movement. “SOLIVAGANT” is designed as a snapshot of 28 individual stories (passengers) that come together in one place and is thus also a tribute to human connection. This season, HADERLUMP places a special focus on bags and suitcases, sophisticated accessories, as well as coats and blazers, which are reimagined according to the label’s aesthetic. The collection incorporates a multitude of X-shaped silhouettes in the designs, a play on the essence of intersection and connection. Wool fabrics and denim are enhanced with textile manipulations to reflect various components of trains- such as oxidation effects and other surface textures inspired by train interiors. The color palette is centered around black, gray and blue with accents of red to evoke the different hues of the railway.
Some backstage impressions of @haderlump.berlin AW25 || photo credits @kevondphto
Recap backstage of the @haderlump.berlin show July || photo credit @lenameii
KILLIAN KERNER
josi@ge-bong-t.com
Sales Contact:
sylvia.kollek@ton-y.de
About the Collection
In his Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection titled “Shitstorm”, Kilian Kerner Berlin addresses a highly topical and socially relevant issue: hate and hostility on the internet. The designer’s show is a powerful plea against this form of digital attack and its consequences, with the designs symbolizing responsibility, courage, and the ability to creatively reflect on societal challenges. They represent strength and resilience while simultaneously calling for greater empathy and solidarity. The approximately 45 showcased looks combine progressive designs with a strong dose of glamour. Unisex pieces and the blend of daywear and eveningwear create an exciting balance between wearability and extravagance. Key features include sparkling sequins, voluminous cuts, and denim elements reimagined with playful details. Vegan fabrics and production in Poland emphasize the focus on sustainability and ethical manufacturing. Kilian Kerner Berlin presents a collection that holistically embodies strength, responsibility, and vision.
@kiliankerner_ show AW25 || photo credit Sebastian Reuter for #bfw
@kiliankerner_ show AW25 || photo credit Sebastian Reuter for #bfw
@kiliankerner_ show AW25 || photo credit Sebastian Reuter for #bfw
@kiliankerner_ show AW25 || photo credit Sebastian Reuter for #bfw
TRENDS
1. THE COAT IS THE THING
@gmbh_official show AW25 || photo credit @godenschweger_ for #bfw
@rebekkaruetz show AW25 || photo credits @borismarberg for #bfw
@marke.brand show AW25 || photo credit @jamescochranephoto for #bfw
2. (INNER) POWER PLAY
Event impressions of @marinahoermanseder AW25 Fashion Show || photo credit Isa Foltin for #bfw
@melisaminca show AW25 || photo credit @ Alison for #bfw
Recap backstage of the @haderlump.berlin show July || photo credit @lenameii
3. GHOULISHLY ROMANTIC
@marlon__ferry show AW25 || photo credit @borismarberg for #bfw
Event impressions of the @laurinschuler show AW25 || photo credit @bln.shots for #bfw
For any questions/feedback regarding the above designer brands, please do contact us anytime by clicking here
