DICE KAYEK Autumn/Winter 2025 / AW25 at Paris Fashion Week entitled REDEFINITION(S)
Dice Kayek’s latest collection is an ode to craftsmanship and time, redefining elegance through meticulously selected fabrics. This commitment to sustainability is matched by a timeless sophistication, designed to endure.
“There’s always a contrast between convex and concave, feminine and masculine, ornament and structure,” explains Ece Ege. “Even our soft tailoring is rooted in precision.” The silhouette is meticulously sculpted, elongated, and majestic, free of excess and pretense.
Tuxedo shirts meet winter shorts. Embroidered wool vests contrast with oversized denim.
“Each piece is a constant battle against gravity,” says Ege, highlighting the maison’s dedication to craftsmanship.
Tuxedo shirts are paired with winter shorts. An embroidered wool vest contrasts with oversized denim. “Each piece is a constant battle against gravity,” says Ece Ege, reflecting the high standards and artisanal excellence of the maison.
Presented in Paris, DICE KAYEK AW25 / Autumn/Winter 2025 collection brings together the essentials of an ideal wardrobe, starting with the Amazonian jacket. The waist is either sharply defined or softened with rounded, dandy-inspired edges. The pleated panel skirt, the silk lavallière blouse, and the bustier dress with amphora-shaped hips are reinterpreted Dice Kayek classics, designed to elevate and empower with a sense of sovereign confidence.
Details of DICE KAYEK AW25 / Autumn/Winter 2025, Polka dots, stripes, and oversized houndstooth wool tailoring enhance the collection’s graphic depth, counterbalancing couture black. The soft shoulder lines of the shirts extend into billowing effects. Tuxedo bib variations, high collars, and dramatic cuffs reflect a constant exploration of contrasts, where ultra-feminine meets masculine, where tailoring and fluidity, oversized volumes and sharp lines coexist.





































All images DICE KAYEK AW25 / Autumn/Winter 2025 by the brand. PR Agency Station Service Paris.