Weinsanto Fall/Winter 2025 at Paris Fashion Week

Weinsanto Fall/Winter 2025 / FW25 at Paris Fashion Week

“Complètement Givrée” is a performance where contrasts collide—both whimsical and elegant, celebrating the cold beauty of winter with lightness, humor, and a sense of drama unique to Victor Weinsanto.

From the very first step on the Weinsanto FW25 / Fall/Winter 2025 runway, a striking show comes to life. The atmosphere is dramatic, with wind machines blasting icy gusts, as each model walks down the long catwalk, guided by the melodious voice of Camille Lellouche. “Complètement Givrée” embodies Weinsanto’s unique interpretation of a winter wonderland, a bold statement of techniques, proportions, and frosty couture.

Details of Weinsanto FW25 / Fall/Winter 2025, as always, Weinsanto places particular emphasis on corsetry—present on jackets, jumpsuits, pleated skirts, and tops—creating the perfect marriage of structure and sensuality. The color palette is a striking mix of icy whites and blues, metallic greys, and deep blacks, punctuated by touches of aurora borealis-inspired prints—those soft hues of the frozen north. Completely frosty, from head to toe, Weinsanto presents coats and bombers with integrated capes, quilted down jackets.

As always with Weinsanto, volume is key: the down jacket dresses trail several meters behind his muse. In addition to Nona Source fabrics, Victor Weinsanto sought to explore and develop more technical materials, including faded and cracked vegan leathers and faux furs. The textures unfold in all their splendor: from luxurious silks to velvet, in a subtle dance between transparency and opacity. Accessories, including long gloves, berets, and Linda Farrow sunglasses, as well as Mele Marie jewelry and Christian Louboutin shoes, perfect the silhouettes.

In Weinsanto’s winter landscape, an ice queen, wearing a 2-meter-wide crinoline gown, transforms into an iceberg, her face covered with a dramatic and sparkling mask, resembling ice—her silhouette is a frosty vision of beauty.

ABOUT WEINSANTO, Victor Weinsanto, originally from Alsace, launched his eponymous brand in 2020, following two formative years at Jean Paul Gaultier where he honed his craftsmanship and artisanal techniques. With a background in professional dance, Victor infuses his collections with the vibrant essence of the performing arts. Since its inception, Victor’s dynamic and avant-garde aesthetic has earned acclaim from top-tier publications including Vogue, Le Figaro, Numéro, and W Magazine. His innovative designs have captured the attention of cultural icons such as Madonna and Beyoncé, who have adorned his custom creations. In 2022, Victor Weinsanto was shortlisted for the prestigious LVMH Prize, underscoring his significant impact on the fashion industry. 2023 saw him selected for the Forbes “30 under 30” list, as well as being appointed as ambassador for NONA Source, further emphasizing his commitment to sustainability in fashion. Victor Weinsanto’s career embodies a fusion of high fashion with creative performance, resonating deeply within the global fashion community.