MR PORTER’s Pre-Fall Edit
by Adriano Batista
As summer winds down, MR PORTER’s Pre-Fall 2025 campaign bridges the gap between sun-soaked ease and the crisp transition ahead. It’s a carefully curated selection, versatile, and just refined enough to carry you from late August into the first hints of autumn.
The edit leans into breathable fabrics, soft tailoring, and sun-bleached hues, balancing comfort with sharpness. Relaxed shirting, easy denim, and laid-back trousers work for both fading summer afternoons and cooler evenings. Standouts include Brunello Cucinelli’s effortless jeans, AGOLDE’s lived-in shirts, and Cherry Los Angeles’s graphic tees.
Layering gets a spotlight, too. Stone Island’s translucent cotton anorak adds a technical edge, while Maison Margiela’s wool-linen blazer brings structure without stiffness. Bottega Veneta’s intrecciato-detailed canvas jacket and messenger bag keep things tactile and understated.
Footwear and accessories follow the same ethos: Jil Sander’s modern penny loafers, John Hardy’s chunky silver jewelry, and mfpen’s minimalist staples round out the look. Nili Lotan, Umit Benan, and Sacai’s Levi’s collab all echo the season’s relaxed vibe.
“This is trans-seasonal dressing at its core,” says MR PORTER Buying Director Daniel Todd. “Pieces that work now but also set the stage for autumn’s main collections.”
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