Summary
- COS’s FW25 collection at NYFW featured 47 minimalist looks with a sophisticated, age-agnostic aesthetic.
- The collection blended austere, modern tailoring with cozy, classic fall fabrics like checks and shearling, using a palette of black, charcoal, and navy.
COS showcased its Fall/Winter 2025 collection at New York Fashion Week, choosing the Greenpoint Terminal Warehouse in Brooklyn as the venue. Models presented 47 outfits on a simple white stage, featuring a timeless, minimalist style with nods to classic autumn colors and textures. The collection felt designed for everyone, regardless of age.
Staying true to its simple and elegant style, the brand used a refined color scheme of deep black, charcoal gray, and navy blue. These understated colors highlight the variety of shapes and styles in the collection, from structured suits to flowing, draped dresses.
This collection features a sophisticated, understated style with solid colors in both matte and shiny finishes. To create a cozy fall feel, it incorporates comfortable fabrics like checks and shearling. Textured materials such as basketweave and chenille add warmth and a soft, inviting feel to the overall look.
The collection blends a stark, modern look with romantic, vintage touches. You see this in pieces like a sleek black suit with a minimalist design, alongside flowing capes and robe-like collars that recall historical nobility or traditional religious garments.
The new COS FW25 collection is now available in stores and online at cos.com. More items will be released in limited quantities throughout the season.
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