For Fall/Winter 2025, Daily Paper has reignited its flame of cultural storytelling, unveiling a campaign that transcends fashion and delves into shared human connection. Following the phased rollout of its latest collection in September, the Amsterdam-based label waited until now to reveal the accompanying imagery - a choice that underscores its thoughtful, narrative-driven approach. Rather than merely highlighting clothing, the campaign serves as a meditation on community, creativity, and the ancient ritual of gathering around the fire.
Bella Hadid and Saint Laurent are a match made in fashion heaven. Some of the supermodel's most talked-about style moments transpired while wearing the French label. The near-topless look she wore to the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, for example, even got its own moniker - the "pantyhose dress" - for its ultra-sheer fabrication that resembled hosiery. The viral outfit went down in Cannes' fashion hall of fame (and possibly contributed to the strict anti-"nudity" dress code enforced the following year).
As WACKO MARIA celebrates two decades of shaping Tokyo's street style narrative, its Fall/Winter 2025 collection stands as a testament to the brand's deep ties to counterculture. Founders Keiji Ishizuka and Atsuhiko Mori have built the label around the idea of collaboration and subversion, fusing music, film, and fashion into a singular aesthetic that is equal parts refined and rebellious. This latest collection feels like a culmination of those efforts - a sharpened statement on what it means to merge heritage with a forward-thinking vision.
