Twice a year, the creme de la creme of the fashion industry showcase their haute couture collections. Providing a peek into the the fashion trends that may dominate the upcoming season, January shows are particularly important for their impact on spring and summer collections. Paris Haute Couture Week in 2025 was packed with fits, flares and a whole lot of glam.
From extravagant silhouettes to sleek tailoring and the return of corsetry, these eye-catching designs are sure to influence the upcoming red carpets. But, did you know there are elements of couture you can add to your wardrobe too? Here are all the wearable trends we spotted at the Paris Haute Couture Week: 80s throwback One of the biggest standouts this season has got to be the bold and eccentric styles of the 1980s. After years of slow reintegration into mainstream fashion, the '80s made a strong comeback on the runway.
Particularly, Chanel embraced the bygone era with utter panache, incorporating oversized shoulder pads, feminine pussy bow blouses, and bright, daring colours like fuchsia, violet, and lime into its collection. A time when fashion wasn't afraid to make a statement, these hues, paired with statement accessories, truly captured the essence of the '80s. A touch of femininity Feminine details have been ruling the ramps for a hot minute now.
From frills to ruffles, and bows, feminine details played a huge role in many collections. At Dior, Maria Grazia Chiuri added bows into her sharp, structured designs.
