Off-White is refreshing streetwear with a reverent twist, debuting its Spring/Summer 2025 line in a way that feels both grounded in Italian history and keyed into the current moment. Creative director Ib Kamara, who began guiding the label’s vision in 2022, sets a vivid tone by combining classical motifs—like winged figures and medieval-era patterns—with Off-White’s well-known street aesthetic. The result is a blend of denim jackets, voluminous shorts, and carefree shirts, each threaded with fresco-inspired imagery that taps into the brand’s Milanese roots.
The lineup balances retro ideals with contemporary details, echoing Off-White’s usual interplay of tradition and novelty. Think crisp jeans etched with cherubic symbols and button-ups that layer basketball doodles over old-world visuals, all done in relaxed fits. Womenswear steps in with snug dresses featuring swirling prints, while white shirts stamped with a stars-and-arrows emblem touch on house codes in a fresh way. Leather bags and headwear tie it all together, maintaining a palette that leans toward soft blues, grounded by black and white.
This drop arrives shortly after Off-White staged various pop-ups around the globe, reflecting its ongoing expansion since its founding by Virgil Abloh in 2012. Fans can find the Spring/Summer 2025 collection online, in Off-White boutiques worldwide, and through a limited installation at Galeries Lafayette from March 4 until March 24.
