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Luxury Fashion Looks Like Luxury Fashion Again

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and more fashion week takes © GUCCI LUXURY FASHION LOOKS LIKE LUXURY FASHION AGAIN Fashion's old

and more fashion week takes © GUCCI LUXURY FASHION LOOKS LIKE LUXURY FASHION AGAIN Fashion's old guard finally got their wish. Not so long ago, the industry's stodgiest authorities were grousing about the [streetwearification of luxury]( (or maybe it was the luxurification of streetwear — who's to say!). But now, streetwear and luxury are again drifting apart. As different as the Spring/Summer 2025 fashion shows have all been, there's one consistent throughline: Luxury looks like luxury again. Yes, luxury fashion once again is informed by that expensive, no-logo (or barely-logo'd) look, eschewing dramatic proportions or statement branding for something more bluntly sumptuous. But is that for the better? [READ MORE](   STYLE PANTS ARE SO OVER By Jake Silbert © JW ANSERSON Designers are freeing the leg and then some. Pants are so 2024, you see — come 2025, fashion says that pants are over. What we've seen at New York and London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2025 is an evolution of the [no-pants look]( that some celebs [have been repping]( for the past few months but even bigger. Bare legs are a saucy staple, something affected even in colder months as an example of daring dress. Instant sex appeal! We all know this. But the recent emphasis on pantslessness across disparate runways is a fresh glimpse of the writing upon the wall: Pants are so over [READ MORE](   STYLE GOODBYE BRAT GREEN, HELLO BUTTER YELLOW By Alexandra Pauly © GETTY IMAGES / VICTOR VIRGILE / CONTRIBUTOR Move over, Brat Green: There's a new ugly it-color in town. Butter Yellow — a creamy, shortbread-like shade — is taking over the Spring/Summer 2025 runways. Yellow isn't the most universally flattering color, but that hasn't stopped designers from fashioning everything from gowns to knitwear in the sunny hue. A Butter Yellow knit dress broke up the sea of black and brown at LUAR. Totême, the Stockholm-based label beloved for its dressed-up basics, showed a gauzy, yellow maxi-shift crafted from T-shirt-like material. [READ MORE](   FROM OUR BRAND PARTNER [THE ORDINARY PRESENTS: THE SCIENCE OF SKIN]( [LATEST STORIES]( [SNEAKER TRENDS]( [STYLE]( [CULTURE]( [BEAUTY]( [SHOP]( Download the Highsnobiety App [Instagram]( [TikTok]( [Discord]( [Twitter]( [Youtube]( [Facebook]( © 2023 Highsnobiety, Genthiner Str. 32-34, Berlin 10785, Germany This email was sent to {EMAIL}. You can [unsubscribe]( from this list. [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms & Conditions]( | [View In Browser](

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