Vivienne Westwood MAN has unveiled its Fall-Winter 2025 collection, blending rebellious roots with refined tailoring and surrealist influences. The range revisits iconic punk codes while introducing unexpected twists that push boundaries.
The collection showcases a series of subverted staples, from cropped overshirts and frayed capes to deconstructed shirting. Signature tartan patterns return in fresh iterations, including bleached finishes and abstract artwork. Standout pieces include a trompe-l’œil puffer mimicking a tufted leather sofa, a cardigan adorned with playful appliques, and a technicolor ensemble infused with typographic graphics.
Balancing this bold energy are minimal, almost monastic looks. One striking outfit pairs an altar-server-inspired chino collar shirt with a charcoal kilt and matching riding trousers. Another features solid bottoms complemented by an enveloping cloak in the same tone, signalling restraint from a traditionally maximalist brand. For formal moments, a sharp two-piece butler suit appears alongside a white pussy-bow blouse.
Since Vivienne Westwood’s passing in 2022, the brand has adopted a more commercial approach while staying true to its ethos. The MAN line embraces contemporary menswear trends such as oversized silhouettes, cropped hems, and nods to classic tailoring, all while preserving its signature spirit of elegant anarchy.