What's Trending - Spring Summer 25 Fashion Must Haves
Published: 09/05/2025
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Spring Summer 2025 has arrived with a fresh burst of style, colour, and creativity. This season, fashion steps confidently into a world of bold expression and playful reinvention—where nostalgia meets modern minimalism, and individuality reigns supreme.
Nowhere is this stylish evolution more visible than at Victoria Place, where the latest collections from beloved high-street brands and luxury retailers offer a front-row view into what’s hot this season.
From bold colours to modern takes on classics, we’ve scoured the rails and mannequins of Victoria Place to bring you the five standout trends that are dominating the style scene. Whether you're refreshing your wardrobe or simply looking for inspiration, these must-have looks will keep you ahead of the curve and effortlessly on trend.
Tomato, tomato
It's the fiery tomato hues that have cut through the neutrals this season with vibrancy being bought forward in every which way, across ready-to-wear and accessories, and top brands.
Prep School
A distinctly American mode of prep has dominated fashion for the last few years, and 2025’s first catwalks only proved it’s here to stay. The preppy, academic look is about knowing the rules and choosing to break them in service of your own take on style.
Gingham Teen
Gingham made elegant is 2025's take on looks inspired by youth. Bold lines or subtle prints, the pattern pulls you back into your younger days whilst similtaniously refreshing your look.
Coastal Cool
Any coastal references are welcome: stripes, sailor flares, flap collars, boat shoes, gold buttons, seashell jewellery, nautical netting. Whether you incorporate one piece into a look or dress as if you’re summering on your yacht, it’s all breezy, monied, and effortlessly cool.
Get Sporty
The sporty mood imbued by various football cups, the Olympics, World Championships and, of course, Vogue World’s athletic-centred extravaganza in Paris, has trickled into designers’ collections. Consider the block-coloured track jackets or the nods to “balletcore”.
