Paloma Wool presented its Fall/Winter 2025 collection on Saturday, March 8, during Paris Fashion Week. The show took place in the library of Lycée Henri-IV, a setting that added a sense of quiet thoughtfulness to the event. Each guest’s seat was lit by an individual reading light, creating an intimate atmosphere.

On the seats, a text invited reflection on the ways we hold memories, identity, and meaning. It suggested that fabrics, colors, and shapes can carry stories, making fashion a way to express who we are and how we connect to the world. In this space, the room stayed softly lit, with spotlights following the models as they moved. The collection featured wrapped silhouettes, loose fits, high slits, and structured shoulder pads, offering fresh takes on timeless styles.

Paloma Wool continued its focus on innovative knitwear, using fine yarns to create designs that were both versatile and elegant. Pieces were layered and draped around the body, giving them a refined and distinctive look. Three-dimensional geometric elements added texture and movement to the collection.

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