Loro Piana Fall/Winter 2025 Sees Luxury in Its Most Authentic Form

There's no nostalgia here, just a return to the roots. Loro Piana is known for its timeless appeal and focus on ultra-luxury fabrics, which is why the fashion label sources its materials from the finest makers all over the world. For the Fall/Winter 2025 collection, this focus remains clear as ever. Loro Piana travels from Argentina, through the Scottish Highlands and lands in Australia and New Zealand, where the finest Merino wool is produced and then transformed into the Loro Piana wardrobe by Italian textile masters. It's a wardrobe built on material, enveloping shapes, and functionality.

The collection's silhouettes are fluid, the volumes welcoming. Among the protagonists of the season, the culottes inspired by the Argentine tradition, the bouclé that redefines the ladylike and a color palette made of warm browns, cream tones and the classic Vicuña. The Spagna jacket, a timeless icon, returns in both short and coat versions. The sartorial details recall masculine elegance, while the chromatic layering gives depth to the looks.

In the evening, the style becomes essential. Black and white dominate the silk and satin pieces, while riding boots remain the staple even for daywear. The collaboration with Le Chameau brings a rubber version of the boots with details signed by Loro Piana. In leather goods, the Needle Bag stands out, combining structure and softness inspired by knitting needle bags.

Making everything even more exclusive is Royal Lightness, a new fabric that blends the finest silk with the finest Merino wool, worked with complex artisan techniques to ensure lightness and brightness. Further proof that true luxury does not need ostentation, but substance.