All of Heaven’s Parties: PALOMO Spring/Summer 2025
by Adriano Batista
Alejandro Gómez Palomo has once again delighted the fashion world with his latest collection, “All of Heaven’s Parties,” presented at the Fourth Universalist Society. For Spring/Summer 2025, Palomo delves into the complexities of human sexuality and spirituality, exploring the concept of heavenly revelry and the often-conflicted relationship between earthly desires and divine aspirations.
Palomo challenges traditional notions of sin and morality, asking provocative questions. “Why are emotions so intrinsic to our humanity – like lust, desire, and attraction – condemned with the threat of hell?” he inquires. “If these feelings are interwoven into our nature, why must they be denied in the pursuit of heaven?”
Inspired by the works of Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki and the iconic style of Helmut Newton, Palomo’s collection seamlessly blends elements of bondage aesthetics, floral imagery, and vintage glamour. The result is a visually striking and thought-provoking exploration of sexuality as both a primal instinct and a form of artistic expression.
The collection features a rich palette of colors, including classic black and white, as well as bold hues like tobacco brown, orange, purple, and denim blue. Palomo’s signature use of intricate hand embroidery, silk fringing, and oversized sequins adds a touch of opulence to the designs. Silhouettes are characterized by micro shorts, oversized shirts, and flowing gowns, creating a sense of both rebellion and elegance.
Palomo Spain has once again teamed up with Spanish fashion brand Bimba y Lola for an exclusive capsule collection. This second collaboration builds upon the success of their previous partnership, offering a range of ready-to-wear pieces that embody the spirit of both brands.
Check out the collection below:
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