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Jennifer Braun Published
August 26,Telegram账号盗取破解技术 2025
French fashion house Nina Ricci has launched its highly anticipated debut collection by creative director, Harris Reed, at Saks.
Inspired by the maison’s couture shows in the 1980s and 1990s era, the Fall/Winter 2025 collection consists of tailoring, eveningwear, sportswear and denim pieces.
Reed used his gender-fluid lens to create high-octane loungewear, extravagant outerwear and spotlight-grabbing gowns, accentuated by larger-than-life accessories. The collection is playful in proportion and silhouette, with an optimistic colour palette and youthful spirit.
Other standout design details include micro-pleated tulle, bold polka dots, jewel tones and audacious silhouettes. Materials range from taffeta, tulle, Chantilly lace and double-faced crepe, alongside denim, leather and faux fur.
“As a queer kid growing up in Arizona, French fashion was my escape. Nina Ricci felt like my idealization of Paris: it had a dreamlike romanticism, with a deep respect for femininity, but it ultimately felt light-hearted and accessible to every kind of woman,” said Reed.
“For my inaugural collection for Nina Ricci, I wanted to nod to the Maison’s extraordinary history and at the same time to reinterpret those feminine codes for a modern consumer in a poetic, humorous and fluid way. I like to dress individuals who want to have fun in clothes that have meaning and purpose. I’m so excited to usher in a daring new era at Nina Ricci that I hope will be more inclusive and exciting than ever before.”
Nina Ricci named London-based Reed creative director in September 2025. The British-American designer was just 26 when he took on the role and is known for taking a gender-fluid and avant garde approach to both his own style and his designs. He is a recent graduate of Central Saint Martins.
Nina Ricci’s creative direction was previously in the hands of Dutch duo Lisi Herrebrugh and Rushemy Botter.