Todd Snyder Fall/Winter 2025 / FW25 at New York Fashion Week
Todd Snyder debuted his FW25 / Fall/Winter 2025 Collection “Saint-Germain” on Thursday, February 6 at the Academy Mansion in New York City’s Upper East Side. The 65-look collection was inspired by a neighborhood in Paris, Saint-Germain; a moment in time, the 1980s; and the different uniforms the locals wore.
In Snyder’s imagination, undergrads loiter outside class in shorts and neckties. A writer has coffee at Café de Flore and keeps warm in a Greatcoat he thrifted at Les Puce de Saint-Ouen. Businessmen in three-piece suits duck into Le Voltaire for dinner. A French pop star from a bygone era heads out to Les Bains in elegantly disheveled dinner clothes, a French tradesman in his bleu de travail plays pinball at the tabac, and a jazzman heads off to a gig at Le Bilboquet in his leather jacket and tweed trousers.
“I wanted to take these Parisian archetypes and reimagine their traditional silhouettes in opulent fabrics, rich jewel tones and sexier proportions,” says Snyder. “The sort of decadence that Oscar Wilde, who spent his final days in Saint-Germain, might have appreciated.”
Details of Todd Snyder FW25 / Fall/Winter 2025, luxurious velvets, silk brocades, and cashmere combined in the designer’s looks with emerald greens, aubergine, and petrol blues to create signature looks, including double-breasted tuxedos, oversized aviator jackets, grandad cardigans and rustic corduroy suits. In addition to tailoring and formal wear, Snyder continues his track record of delivering sumptuous, modern takes on outerwear as evidenced by an Antique Teal Casentino Wool Topcoat, an Anthracite Gray Balmacaan, a Black Leather Welding Jacket and Velvet Chore Coats. Collection looks were rounded out with eyewear from Moscot, jewelry from John Hardy and dress boots from Tricker’s.
“In the end, Todd Snyder FW25 collection explores how each of us creates our own unique personal styles by subtly rebelling against the dress codes life assigns us,” says Snyder.
ABOUT TODD SNYDER
Known for his sophisticated take on redefining how to dress the modern gentleman, Todd Snyder’s collections draw from Savile Row tailoring, vintage military apparel, and classic American workwear, making timeless pieces relevant for the well-dressed man. Based in New York, Snyder meticulously sources elegant materials from around the world, creating designs that are both smart and refined. Todd Snyder has grown his namesake label into a luxury brand with sales over $125 million annually and 19 stores nationwide.
Originally from Iowa, Snyder’s fashion journey began with roles at Ralph Lauren and The Gap, eventually leading the men’s design team at J.Crew during its golden era. In 2011, he launched his own brand, quickly earning acclaim. GQ dubbed him “The Man Who Taught Men To Love Clothes” and praised his New York flagship as “The Menswear Temple We’ve Been Waiting For.” Snyder has been nominated four times for the CFDA Menswear Designer of the Year, three times for the CFDA Swarovski Menswear Award, and was a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalist. In 2024, he received the WWD Honors Menswear Designer of the Year.
In 2023, he was appointed Creative Director for Woolrich, designing their upscale Black Label Collection. Snyder’s ability to blend quality, taste and individuality has made him a sought-after collaborator with heritage brands like L.L. Bean, FootJoy, and Timex.
In January 2024, Todd made a grand return to the runway in Italy at Pitti Uomo as the awarded Designer Showcase. The New York Times and GQ lauded him as “the righteous inheritor of Ralph Lauren’s mantle” and “arguably the most important American designer in Europe this season.” Snyder also returned to New York Fashion Week in September 2024 after an almost five-year absence with his SS25 “Villa America” Collection. Todd Snyder New York is a wholly owned subsidiary of AEO, Inc. (NYSE: AEO)
All images Todd Snyder FW25 / Fall/Winter 2025 by Todd Snyder. PR Agency KCD Worldwide New York.