Off-White™ Gives Streetwear a Saintly Look for First SS25 Drop
Kicking off its series of drops this season, Off-White™ looks to its ties with Milan to craft an eclectic Spring/Summer 2025 collection laden with angels, cherubs, and other motifs commonly depicted in Italian frescos.
Said to symbolize hope and positivity, creative director Ib Kamara makes these saintly elements a focal point of the “FRESCO” range by playfully bringing them into the world of Off-White™. Denim jackets, jeans, and baggy shorts; classic streetwear garments serve as a contemporary canvas for the respective designs, boasting oversized cuts as well as finely frayed edges. The heavenly depictions can also be seen on bowling shirts alongside drawings of basketballs and sleek cars, as the designer continues to juxtapose tradition with modernity.
Elsewhere in the collection, an assortment of white cotton shirts take on the brand’s arrow emblem in a large star-spangled back print, reminiscent of the knitwear designs featured in its wider Spring 2025 collection. Smarter womenswear pieces are also supplemented in the range with long-sleeve turtleneck dresses which, like the aforementioned denim jackets, adorn an all-over fresco-inspired pattern.
Tying the array of garments together with its selection of leather handbags, backpacks, and caps, the brand opts for a palette of spring-ready light blue tones as well as accents of black and white.
The Off-White™ “FRESCO” collection is available now at the brand’s global stores, online, and will be available at a dedicated pop-up in Galeries Lafayette from March 4 to March 24.
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