Pre-Fall bridges the time between the mid-summer and the first fall collections and hits stores in June/July. In addition to items that can be purchased and saved for later months, consumers also like to buy items that they can wear immediately. As a result, denim played a starring role in the Pre-Fall 25 collections. In addition to various styles of jeans, the designers showed dresses, coats, jackets and skirts in a variety of weights and washes. As we head into fall 2025, expect even more relaxed styles, including pleated denim pants.
Jeans with volume
Designers showed a variety of jeans for Pre-Fall 25, with volume being the dominant feature. Two styles were leading the way, the barrel leg and the relaxed fit.
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The barrel-leg jeans are crafted by designer Han Chong in dark blue denim and presented with a matching double-breasted jacket with wide lapels, a deep-slung belt, belted cuffs and tortoiseshell buttons.
Office Generale
At Officine Generale, designer Pierre Mahéoein showed a denim tuxedo, a boxy jacket with patch pockets and relaxed-fit jeans in a matching classic blue wash. These were paired with a white lace polo shirt.
Chanel
Relaxed-fit jeans in a light blue stonewash wash, combined with a violet-blue, two-layer tweed jacket with white stitching were seen at Chanel.
Ulla Johnson
Ulla Johnson opted for a collarless double-breasted jacket with gold metal buttons in a medium blue wash and matching wide trousers.
Denim finds its way into ready-to-wear
As mentioned, key items in June and July deliveries benefit from being made from denim.
Balmain
Designer Olivier Rousteing created a denim coat for Balmain in a light blue wash with retro ’70s details, including patch pockets and double stitching. Gold flower head snaps were located behind a hidden button placket.
Veronica Beard
Veronica Beard chose lightweight denim with an indigo wash for a pleated tunic with white stitching and matching flares.
Valentino
Alessandro Michele showed off a ruffled mini skirt with classic denim details in a medium blue wash for Valentino. He was presented with a white eyelet lace blouse with black ribbon trim on the collar.
Stella McCartney
A strapless long dress made from recycled vintage jeans in a classic blue wash, accentuated by two wide belts was available from Stella McCartney.
Monse
The designer duo Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia designed a denim dress in a darker wash, created from jeans and sewn at an angle with a frayed selvedge and leather straps.
Brandon Maxwell
Brandon Maxwell sent down the runway in a sleeveless, crew-neck tunic in a light blue stonewash with matching jeans.
Carolina Herrera
For Carolina Herrera, Wes Gordon presented a collarless blouse with short sleeves and a tie tie, as well as a matching ankle-length skirt with stitched pleats. Both were made in a dark denim tone.
Ferrari
A two-button cropped jacket with a curved hem over a split-collar shirt and matching long wrap skirt was crafted at Ferrari in dark blue chambray.
Diesel
Glenn Martens sent down the runway a curved-hem pinafore dress made of stonewashed light blue denim and boots made of the same material.
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