Jacquemus Returns to Paris Fashion Week with a Nostalgic Voyage Through Time
Inspired by French couture, Simon Porte Jacquemus makes his return to Paris Fashion Week.
Jacquemus made its return to the Paris Fashion Week calendar with its latest collection, "La Croisière," a curated collection that blends past and present through the lens of contemporary fashion. Drawing inspiration from an imagined journey in the 1950s, the collection reinterprets the house’s identity as if it had existed in that glamorous era—when French couture captivated American audiences and Hollywood’s golden age flourished with stars like Marilyn Monroe.
The collection reimagines mid-century silhouettes with a modern twist, featuring structured hourglass dresses in cotton poplin, sculptural jackets, and fluted tulle skirts that nod to a bygone era while maintaining everyday wearability. Fabrics such as gauzy organza, figure-hugging knits, and statement prints—including animal stripes and banana motifs—offer a sophisticated yet playful take on nostalgia.
Menswear embraces a polished, sporty aesthetic with clean-cut double-breasted jackets, sleek bowling shirts, and athletic-inspired trousers. Accessories play into the whimsical yet refined theme, with satin “Le Calino” heels, basketball-inspired totes, and a clever trompe l'œil approach that transforms leather bags into milk cartons and umbrellas.
The runway was full of iconic supermodels dominating the show, including Christy Turlington, Adriana Lima, and Irina Shayk. The room was just as star-studded as the catwalk, with guests including Pamela Anderson, Tyla, Nicholas Alexander Chavez, and more getting a glimpse at the collection.
Check out all of the looks from Jacquemus' Fall/Winter 2025 collection below.