Nina Ricci Spring/Summer 2025 at Paris Fashion Week

Nina Ricci Spring/Summer 2025 / SS25 at Paris Fashion Week

For Spring/Summer 2025, the Nina Ricci woman has packed up her suite of travel trunks, and is primed for an ostentatious European adventure. Creative director Harris Reed proposes a glamorous and exuberant travel wardrobe that finds new synergies between the brand’s tailoring DNA and 60s and 70s heritage, and Reed’s own modern take on femininity.

Details of Nina Ricci Spring/Summer 2025 / SS25 Channelling the Jet-Set style of Jackie O or Brigitte Bardot, Reed proposes a power wardrobe that is confident, intentional and brimming with a sense of fun. Juxtapositions abound in fluid and tailored silhouettes, which subvert the codes of men’s and womenswear, like corset-detail lace gowns, suiting with exaggerated 70s lapels, a razor- sharp trenchcoat and a puffball mini-dress. A black and white piped twin-set and an A- line coat nods to Ricci’s signature Crocus suit, popularised in the 60s. A boned bodysuit and a petticoated dress fans theatrically across the face. Poised for daytime drama or nighttime flamboyance, pieces revel in transparency and two-tone contrast, tactility and twists on tradition, ready to be delightedly unpacked in hotel suites, from Venice to Cannes.

Presenting his fourth season for Nina Ricci, Reed continues to redefine the house’s signature bow motif. It inspires the shape of a faux fur stole, the 3D folds of a taffeta mini dress, the draped form of a cowl-back cape and a stiff blown-up bow tie, paired with a transparent tuxedo shirt and a cummerbund. The brand’s playful polka dot is reimagined as a bold hand-painted print on a silk bodysuit, and features in Reed’s first black and white custom tweed, interwoven with glittering lurex. A timeless monochromatic colour palette of Nina Ricci SS25 is punctuated with luxurious amethyst, sorbet yellow and pink, invigorating mint and chocolate brown. Contrasts thrive in leather and chiffon, jersey and satin.

Accessories of Nina Ricci Spring/Summer 2025 reflect the refined drama of the collection: Parisienne silk pumps, head- turning wide-brimmed hats, Riva boat-ready headscarves which trail down the body and Jackie-O inspired oversized sunglasses. Megawatt costume jewellery includes earrings that resemble shining orbs, flying doves or curved shells. These nod to Venus, Reed’s recently-launched Nina Ricci perfume, the first for the brand since 2006.

Part of global fragrance and fashion firm Puig, Nina Ricci ushered in a new era with Harris Reed as Creative Director for ready-to-wear, accessories and fragrance from September 2022. Under his creative direction, the Nina Ricci of today amplifies femininity through exuberance and playfulness. As the youngest creative mind to direct the brand, he brings fresh perspective to the archives and the couture craftsmanship of the Maison.