After a busy February, another fashion month is coming to an end. Paris Fashion Week, which wraps the fall/winter 2025 showcases on March 11, is bringing the stylish festivities to a close. Following Vaquera and Dior kicking off PFW and debuts from creative directors at Dries Van Noten and Tom Ford, there are still some big names set to take over runways — think Louis Vuitton, Miu Miu, and Chanel — and, rest assured, crowds of models, designers, editors, content creators, and other industry pros are showing up and out dressed to impress in their best street style looks.
As usual, Paris Fashion Week attendees are doing what they do best: putting effortlessly stylish spins on the year’s biggest trends in a way that only they can. Think: modern-day LBDs, silhouettes that are just the right amount of oversized, extravagant coats, playful peep-toe shoes, ethereal organza, and so much more. Everywhere you look, there’s spring outfit inspiration to be found, whether in the form of styling hacks, new pieces to add to your closet, reinterpretations of well-worn staples, or just overall vibes.
Scroll on to discover our favorite Paris Fashion Week street style looks from the fall/winter 2025 shows, and keep checking back as we update this post with more looks throughout the week.
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Spring is almost here, ushering in a sense of newness and excitement for the year to come — aka the perfect time to build up your 2025 wardrobe with seasonally fit finds. If you ask us, there’s no better destination for ticking off all our sartorial check-boxes than reader-favorite retailer, Anthropologie. From light layers and transitional jackets for park picnics to spring dresses you’ll live in all season long, the retailer’s latest arrivals have your warm-weather needs covered.
Amongst the new drop, you’ll also find dream denim for all body types (petite, tall, and plus sizes), vacation-ready accessories, and versatile loungewear — think ultra lightweight lounge sets and linen pieces that won’t have you sweating, from now until the end of summer. It’s a cornucopia of choice that has us constantly clicking 'add to cart'. Read on to shop our favorite new arrivals.
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Get us to the South of Italy, stat! (Or at least, the park on a sunny day…). With its vintage slip-inspired cut, lace edging, and romantic floral print, this dress is made for sunset drinks, al fresco dining, and soaking up the returning sun.
By Anthropologie Sleeveless V-Neck Lace Slip Midi Dress, $, available at Anthropologie
As it slowly heats up, you’ll find us living in breathable linen pieces — whether that’s working from home, heading out for brunch, or just running errands, they keep us looking and feeling fresh.
Anthropologie The Somerset Shorts: Solid Linen Edition, $, available at Anthropologie
Meet your dream new bag. As the name suggests, it’s perfect for carting your fresh produce home from the farmers’ market or packing for weekends away at the coast. (Method dressing, if you will).
By Anthropologie Farmers Market Raffia Tote, $, available at Anthropologie
It’s not enough to pack every weekend with picnic plans, we want to dress like it too. The trick to styling gingham print? Either embrace the maximalist, twee vibe and pair it with equally themed rattan accessories (your very own basket bag, Ã la Jane Birkin), or break up the pattern with solid pieces and trusty denim.
By Anthropologie Sleeveless Sweetheart Gingham Midi Dress, $, available at Anthropologie
This is one of Anthro’s most popular denim styles; a wide-leg cut that doesn’t swallow petite frames or cut off long legs, is available in plus sizes up to 26 W and adaptive sizes, and is made of sturdy, thick denim that feels supportive but also super comfortable. So, it’s hardly surprising that it’s been refreshed for spring in a light, vintage-inspired wash.
Maeve The Colette Cropped High-Rise Wide-Leg Jeans, $, available at Anthropologie
Barn jackets continue to reign as the ultimate transitional layer, offering just the right amount of warmth and protection from April showers and brisk winds, but not too heavy for warming temperatures.
Pilcro Faux-Leather Collar Barn Jacket, $, available at Anthropologie
Chunky mixed-metal hoops have been the earring trend du jour for a while now, with big brand names like Missoma and Mejuri leading the charge. Rather than shelling out a small fortune, you can snap up this style for less than $40 at Anthropologie.
By Anthropologie Mixed Metal Hoop Earrings, $, available at Anthropologie
For the last few years, Anthro’s Somerset Dress has dominated attention, but now there’s a new midi here to steal the spotlight. The Tobie has the similar hourglass silhouette that we know and love, but with an extra flattering fit. Added is the shirting-inspired collared neckline, full skirt, and flared sleeves; plus an array of summery striped prints, making this an instant classic. (There’s also a mini version, too, if you want to get your legs out, and a blouse edition.)
Exquise The Tobie Button-Front Pleated Shirt Dress, $, available at Anthropologie
Spring and summer wedding invitations flooding in? Worry not, this simple, slinky dress — available in an array of seasonal brights like baby pink, butter yellow, and sky blue — is here to save the day.
BHLDN Selma Halter-Neck Satin Maxi Dress, $, available at Anthropologie
Workout gear needn’t be boring and basic. Case in point, these whimsical, bow-detailed pants, made out of a lightweight nylon material. They’re easy to dress down for the gym, or up with ballet flats and a pretty blouse for a cool sporty-meets-feminine vibe.
Daily Practice by Anthropologie Full Twist Pants, $, available at Anthropologie
Woven bags are officially back for yet another summer of beating out every other handbag style, this time in colorful leather rather than the traditional wicker or raffia. We love this knotted strap design which also incorporates the curved silhouette trend.
Melie Bianco The Brigitte Satchel, $, available at Anthropologie
Maybe we’ve just been rewatching too much Sex and the City recently, but to us, nothing beats a silky slip skirt, tiny tee, and strappy heels for spring date nights.
By Anthropologie The Tilda Knee-Length Slip Skirt, $, available at Anthropologie
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While the show notes may have read “Autumn-Winter 2025-2026,” for its latest ready-to-wear collection presented at Paris Fashion Week, Dior went back in time. Taking inspiration from Orlando — Virginia Woolf’s novel about a character who turns from a man to a woman and lives over the course of three centuries — women’s creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri’s latest offerings took cues from Elizabethan and Victorian eras, while also revisiting the heritage house’s own historical past.
Designed as a multi-act performance, the show featured five individual vignettes of looks — whose scene changes were made obvious by props that ranged from a swing and a “prehistoric bird” flying above the audience to craters descending from the sky and icebergs rising from the floors. (The soundtrack was equally wide-ranging, with models going from walking to moody instrumental music to “Room of Fools” by FKA Twigs.)
As expected from the literary source of inspiration, the collection explored the balance between the masculine and feminine with delicate ruffles and bustiers punctuating severe waistcoats, frilly collars peeking out from underneath leather jackets, and lace-up riding boots styled with lace bloomers.
But while there were plenty of literal references to the eras the novel was set in — notably, removable statement collars, pantaloons (don’t let go of those capri pants yet!), and shirting with decorative cuff and neck detailing — the collection was reimagined through a timeless lens. There were wearable trench coats, moto leather jackets, technical jackets, and shaggy outwear that were, rounded out by the type of red carpet-worthy dresses that the house is known for. (And beloved by Dior ambassadors like Natalie Portman who was in attendance).
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The weather’s getting warmer and the days are getting longer, so that means one thing… that H&M Studio’s SS25 collection is here! Okay, it also means that spring is nearly here, but we’re especially excited about the return of another H&M Studio drop.
Refinery29 readers tend to gravitate towards (and help sell out) these drops, but if you’re unfamiliar with them, H&M Studio releases bi-annual, limited-edition collections full of the retailer’s most fashion-forward and high-quality styles. And the newest one is full of power dressing designs for everywhere, from the office to the pool.
“For SS25, we looked to the power woman and imagined her whole day — not just corporate life — because her strength and sense of style goes beyond the 9-to-5,” said H&M Studio designer, Linda Wikel, in a press release. “She needs it all: tailoring, statement dresses, shirting, easy separates, and denim. But in a way that brings together gravitas and glamour.”
The pieces are very clearly inspired by ‘80s corporate workwear, featuring sharp shoulder pads, draped blouses and dresses, pleated trousers, and square-toe loafers in many neutrals. But it’s also inspired by “the vibrant style of Miami and Los Angeles,” via high-cut swimsuits, shiny leggings, paper-bag jeans, underwater prints, and bold reds and lime greens, according to the brand.
I got the chance to try some H&M Studio samples ahead of this drop, and can attest to the versatility of the styles and quality of the fabrics, but would recommend sizing down from your typical size, especially in baggier, oversized designs like the button-down tops.
The accessories may be our favorite part of the collection, though. From briefcase-inspired bags, angular heels, and silky knee-high socks fit for the office to statement earrings and metal-frame sunglasses ready to be shown off at poolside parties, this collection can literally style you from head to toe.
The new collection will be available to shop on March 6 at 10 a.m. EST.
