Andrej Gronau Fall/Winter 2025
by Adriano Batista
Andrej Gronau’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection, presented during Berlin Fashion Week, asks us to look closer at the things we often overlook. What makes something valuable when it seems to have no value at all? What beauty exists in imperfection, in the forgotten, or in what others might ignore? These questions guide the collection, which finds inspiration in the charm of objects that might seem useless or out of place—trinkets, heirlooms, and quirky decor that carry meaning beyond their material worth.
The collection draws from the idea of Bric-à-Brac and Objet d’Art, those small treasures we collect and keep in our homes. These objects, often passed over, become vessels for memories and personal expression. In this season’s designs, wrinkled metallics turn into ornate jackets, delicate knits resemble paper ribbons, and intricate patterns reflect the nostalgic appeal of vintage decor. What might once have seemed childish or curious is reimagined into an evening wardrobe that balances playfulness with sophistication.
Textures and colors play a key role, mixing faded tones with bright ones, shiny surfaces with matte, and smooth finishes with hairy ones. These contrasts create a sense of wonder, reminiscent of the way we saw objects as children—not for their purpose or value, but simply for their beauty and presence. The collection invites us to reconnect with that perspective, to find meaning in what others might neglect.
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