Off-White Spring/Summer 2025: See All of the Looks
Off-White's Spring/Summer 2025 collection beautifully integrates themes from Ghana to pay tribute to the late founder of the brand, Virgil Abloh.
For Off-White’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, designer Ib Kamara drew inspiration from a recent trip to Ghana, the homeland of the brand’s late founder, Virgil Abloh. Kamara sought to weave together themes of African heritage and the pursuit of opportunity in America, crafting a collection that resonated with both cultural depth and contemporary style.
In womenswear, Kamara introduced striking deep V-neck silhouettes with fishnet skirts to complete the sensual aspect of this collection. Menswear embraced street style with a twist, as sleeveless hoodies were reimagined with zippered sections running down the torso. Standout varsity jackets shimmered with reinterpretations of Off-White’s signature branding, created in collaboration with Ghanaian artist Nan Danso, adding a distinct cultural flair.
Athletic influences were felt throughout, with several tops referencing sports jerseys, featuring the number “00” boldly printed on the back. Kamara's collection reflected a tribute to Abloh's roots and a celebration of the boundless potential of cross-cultural creativity.
The show was set at Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 2, with a large basketball court as the backdrop, emphasizing the athletic tones of the collection.
The front row at the Off-White Spring/Summer 2025 show was nothing short of star-studded, bringing together an eclectic mix of fashion icons and celebrities. Among the A-listers, music legend Mary J. Blige made an appearance. Pop girl Camila Cabello brought her vibrant energy to the front row, sitting alongside It girl Paris Jackson. Social media stars Meredith Duxbury and Olivia Ponton added youthful charm to the event, solidifying their status as fashion influencers to watch. L'OFFICIEL cover star Zayn Malik also made a rare public appearance in support of the brand.
Check out Off-White's Spring/Summer 2025 collection below.