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It’s safe to say that the beginning of 2025 has seen our group chats and social feeds light up with awards season chatter. But as the dust begins to settle on the major wins and the red carpets get rolled back up into storage, it’s time to take stock of everything else happening around us, particularly in the fashion world, which moves at breakneck speed.
From new stores and collaborations to fresh collections and campaigns, here’s everything worth talking about this month.
Fashion news for March 2025
Sofia Richie and Tommy Hilfiger make it official
A tried-and-true Tommy Girl, Sofia Richie Grainge makes her connection to the American House official with a collaboration collection. The launch, titled ‘Sofia for Tommy’, includes 24 refined pieces created to elevate an everyday wardrobe while boldly embracing colour, texture, and volume. Inspired by the brand’s archival silhouettes and nautical touches, the Sofia for Tommy capsule collection effortlessly blends polished refinement with modern ease.
“Tommy is a true icon of style,” said Richie Grainge in a statement about the collection. “He is someone I’ve looked up to as a designer and a creative force ever since I started working in the fashion industry. I’m so proud to introduce a collection that embodies effortless sophistication for the everyday. These pieces were built for limitless self-expression and a deep love of authentic, classic style — values that Tommy and I both share.”
Echoing her excitement, Mr Hilfiger shared his sentiments.
“Sofia represents the modern multi-hyphenate woman, capturing the strength and depth of today’s generation,” he wrote. “As a model and entrepreneur, she has captivated audiences with her modern take on timeless style. Sofia elevates classic staples into contemporary must-haves that set the tone for a new era of style.”
Sofia for Tommy will be available to purchase worldwide from March 4, 2025.
Winona Ryder faces Pandora’s ‘Be Love’ campaign
Joining the likes of Vittoria Ceretti and Karen Elson, Pandora‘s latest ‘Be Love’ campaign sees Winona Ryder front and centre.
As an actress full of range and rich with individuality, Ryder serves as the perfect ambassador for the Danish jewellery house, which has become the world’s go-to for gifting something special. With this latest endeavour, Pandora celebrates the depth and nuance of all love and its evolution throughout our lives.
“My perspective of love has grown deeper over the years,” says Ryder about what the campaign means to her. “It’s constantly evolving, and that’s what makes it so powerful.”
“Jewelry is an opportunity to carry love with you,” she continues. “Wearing something that represents love, whether for yourself or someone else, can be a constant reminder of those you hold close to your heart. I love that Pandora enables you to build personalised, meaningful pieces you can express yourself through.”
Embodied throughout the collection is a fusion of timeless craftsmanship and personal storytelling. From the Be Love heart charm to the Essence ring, these pieces offer infinite ways to show you care.
Missoni lands in Sydney
Located in the heart of the CBD at 25 Martin Place, Missoni‘s first-ever Sydney boutique has officially opened its doors.
Designed to exude the ease and opulence of the Italian brand, the new boutique focuses on the power of materials. It embraces the iconic colours and fabrics of the instantly recognisable clothing and accessories to bring a slice of La Dolce Vita to our coast.
The boutique offers a range of Missoni clothing and accessories—both from the ready-to-wear and beachwear collections—in addition to the Missoni Home Collection, which is sure to come in handy come gifting time.
Discover more here.
Moët & Chandon join forces with Pharrell Williams
This month, Moët & Chandon debuted its limited edition collaboration with Pharrell Williams, which sees an artistic partnership realised on the shared love of human connection. Coming together to mine the archives for inspiration, the Moët & Chandon X Pharrell Williams collection features a reimagined iteration of the original bottle bow founded in 1889. Only, this year, it
Also included in the collection is a rare Jewel Masterpiece 3L Jeroboam. With only 30 numbered pieces in existence, its bejewelled bow takes over 300 hours of handwork and 7,310 pearled beads to create, making it the season’s most luxurious way to toast.
Discover the Moët & Chandon X Pharrell Williams collection here.
Calvin Klein launches into shapewear
Calvin Klein, the iconic American brand that revolutionised designer underwear, takes its knack for intimate essentials to the next level with the launch of Calvin Klein Shapewear, a bold new category designed for body confidence without compromise. Fronted by actress Eve Hewson, the campaign introduces a range that marries innovation with the brand’s signature sensuality and functionality, offering second-skin solutions that sculpt, smooth, and empower.
From featherlight Second Skin Smoothing to the ultra-supportive Secure Sculpt, Calvin Klein Shapewear delivers four levels of compression tailored to every kind of body’s needs. Think seamless microfiber, precision-cut edges, and breathable mesh engineered for a flawless, no-show finish—because confidence is best cultivated through comfort. For those who like their shapewear to double as statement pieces, the collection extends to fashion-forward designs, featuring Calvin Klein’s iconic logo and delicate lace.
With this debut, Calvin Klein reaffirms its authority in underwear, redefining shapewear for the modern wardrobe. It’s shapewear, but make it Calvin.
Shop Calvin Klein Shapewear here.
Thread Together kicks off ‘New Beginnings’ campaign
Launching this month, Thread Together’s latest campaign, New Beginnings: New Clothes for New Beginnings, is a powerful ode to the transformative power of fashion. In partnership with the creative agency Richards Rose, the initiative highlights how something as simple as new clothing can help restore dignity, rebuild confidence, and spark fresh starts for Australians facing hardship.
For over a decade, Thread Together has been pioneering ethical fashion movements, partnering with nearly 2,000 brands to rescue millions of unworn garments from landfills and delivering them to those in need. This latest campaign platforms the real stories of individuals overcoming adversity, demonstrating fashion’s role in empowering those around us.
Discover more about Thread Together here.
An Australian fashion favourite gets a rewrite
Nearly two decades from its inception, Bassike now enters a new era with a reinvigorated brand identity—one that elevates its signature ease with a heightened sense of sophistication. Under the creative direction of Deborah Sams, the Australian label sharpens its vision, embracing contrast as the cornerstone of its evolution.
Available to shop from March 13, 2025, Pre-Collection ‘25 is a masterclass in balance: structure meets softness, utilitarianism meets luxury. Gabardine finds new form in tailored silhouettes while heavyweight denim finds a fresh versatility. Military-inspired camouflage makes a bold statement juxtaposed against refined tailoring, and men’s and womenswear alike is styled fluidly across the collection, encouraging individuality.
Discover and shop Bassike’s Pre-Collection ’25 here.
A cult label sets its sights on eyewear
London-based brand Damson Madder is celebrating its 5th anniversary! Amongst the celebratory milestones is the introduction of Damson Madder’s first-ever eyewear collection, expanding into a new category while continuing its commitment to sustainability and innovative design.
From March 20, 2025, fans of the label will be able to shop a capsule collection of seven hero sunglasses styles—all made from 100% recycled cellulose acetate. Each pair also features polarised lenses and eco-friendly cork cases, so it’s a win-win, whichever way you’re looking at it.
Discover the new collection here.
Lee Mathews opens up an immersive residency in Melbourne
Lee Mathews unveils the WR.LM CONCEPT SPACE at Gertrude St. Market, Fitzroy—an immersive residency celebrating the brand’s utilitarian Workroom collection. Launching March 13, 2025, the space offers a tactile experience of form and function, showcasing the latest styles and the new ‘Dune’ colourway.
Rooted in simplicity and durability, Workroom champions versatility with easy-care fabrics like GOTS-certified organic cotton. The residency transforms Gertrude St. Market into a curation of craftsmanship, where visitors can explore the collection’s design ethos and shop exclusive essentials.
Discover more about the LM Workroom here.
Chopard merges nature and craft
Chopard has unveiled its latest Insofu Emerald opus—an extraordinary fusion of nature’s raw beauty, sustainable luxury, and boundless creativity. Sourced from a staggering 6,225-carat rough emerald discovered in Zambia, the collection reflects the pioneering artistry of the jeweller.
Following The Garden of Kalahari, Chopard once again embraces the challenge of shaping a collection from an uncut stone, ensuring full traceability and an intimate connection to its origins. The result is a breathtaking 15-piece Haute Joaillerie collection that stands as a true celebration of craftsmanship and its many muses.
Discover more about the Insofu collection here.
Monos gets its first face
Oscar winner Adrien Brody has been announced as the first official face of Monos luggage for their premium Aluminium Collection. Designed to last a lifetime, the latest range from the brand provides a sleek and durable offering that is available in three ultra-chic shades.
Instead of a typical photoshoot campaign, Brody’s acting chops are on full display with ‘Kismet’, a short film captured by Mexico City-based filmmaker and photographer Alexis Gomez. As we journey with the actor through the streets of Morocco, we see a story of solitude and connection, chaos and peace, unfolding. In the kaleidoscope of feelings we experience when travelling, the film channels a sense of wonder in the unknown.
Watch the short film here or discover the Aluminium Collection here.
Moncler takes new heights
This month, Moncler took fashion to new heights—quite literally—unveiling its Fall/Winter 2025 Grenoble Collection on the snow-dusted runway of Courchevel Altiport, Europe’s highest airport at 2,008 meters above sea level.
The show, a stunning culmination of a weekend-long mountain celebration, immersed guests in an ethereal winter spectacle. A symphonic orchestra played beneath a glowing dome of white light, enveloping VIPs—Anne Hathaway, Xuetong Cai, Ashley Park, Jessica Chastain, Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz Beckham, to name a few—in Moncler’s signature duvet capes. Fusing performance with luxury, Moncler Grenoble reaffirmed its alpine DNA, proving once again that altitude isn’t just a location but an attitude of commitment to striving for the best.
