To the sound of French Montana, Philipp Plein proved what we already knew: at the opening show, Italian elegance gave way to maximalism, sparkle, and extravagance. Blending streetwear with red carpet allure, the German designer’s Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection, presented at The Plein Hotel, transforms the ordinary individual into a rockstar.
Philipp Plein founded his eponymous luxury brand 25 years ago, becoming one of the world’s most prominent and prestigious independent fashion and luxury names. Known for its unconventional, nonconformist style and impeccable craftsmanship, his products are available in high-end boutiques globally.
The runway featured 34 looks, including eight womenswear pieces, oscillating between contemporary and refined, with bold designs that are sensual yet sophisticated. Each garment is perfectly tailored, and adorned with embroidery, elegant overcoats, and oversized combinations.
The classic Philipp Plein T-shirt is elevated with leather and plush bomber jackets. The collection also includes destroyed denim, soft metallic tones, and slim-fit trousers paired with sleek blazers.
Accessories featured workwear-inspired bags such as oversized backpacks and totes, styled with combat boots and sneakers for a casual edge. Embellishments like studs, shimmer, leather, daring fabrics, and skin-baring designs highlighted the collection’s unapologetic maximalism.
Unfazed by extravagance, Philipp Plein solidifies the notion that fashion is for everyone — especially for those bold enough to be unapologetically themselves.
