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The duo Lucie and Luke Meier delivered a powerful, emotionally charged show that felt like both a reflection on their tenure and a declaration of their aesthetic ideals.
Ahead, see everything you need to know about the Jil Sander F/W 25 runway show. Happy Reading!!
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A Swan Song –
Lucie and Luke Meier, the Swiss-Canadian husband-and-wife duo, took the helm at Jil Sander in 2017, redefining the brand with their modern take on minimalism and meticulous craftsmanship. Over the past eight years, their tenure has been nothing short of transformative, delivering collection after collection of quiet luxury and precision. This final collection serves as a stunning swan song and closes a defining chapter in the brand’s history with elegance and impact.

Edgy Meets Pretty –
Jil Sander may be synonymous with minimalism and sharp tailoring, but this season, the brand pushed the boundaries of where its pieces can take you. The collection embraced an edgy-meets-pretty aesthetic, seamlessly blending contrasts. Think leather jackets over silk blouses and sheer socks, billowy dresses with structured outerwear, and chunky leather boots paired with dramatic knitwear. Sequins met lace, creating a harmonious balance that merged the two sides of the Jil Sander woman into one striking vision.




Heavy-Metal Accessories –
Silver-hardware belts and studded loafers with leather bows brought an element of ’90s grunge to the runway. Delicate fringe dresses paired with edgy footwear proved that grunge can have a soft side too. As for the jewelry? Strong, silver, and effortlessly cool, it was complemented by statement belts adorned with bold rings.



Texture in Focus –
The first thing that caught everyone’s attention at the show? Texture woven seamlessly into every look. Fringe came to life, swinging with every step, and fur collars and sharp shoulder pads added depth and drama. The result? A collection that felt just as dynamic to wear as it was to watch.




And that’s the end:)