For Autumn/Winter 2025, Creative Director Harris Reed has envisioned a new era for the Nina Ricci woman. Romantic, glamorous, nonchalant, and confidently sexy. This is the best way to describe the collection.

The silhouettes are fluid and sheer. A shawl-detail faux fur coat in citrine trails down the runway, adorned with an amethyst velvet ribbon. Likewise, floor-length dresses shimmer with black beads and sequins. Complementing this, oversized garments with internal corsetry serve as staples. Alongside these are lingerie-inspired shorts with daringly short hemlines—a recurring theme throughout the collection, revealing just enough skin.

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Photography by Anna Stockland

Drawing inspiration from Ali MacGraw’s 1970s wardrobe—particularly her love for zebra print—and the dramatic cut necklines of Michelle Pfeiffer’s character in Scarface (1983), the collection showcases silk negligees and draped blouses as direct references. For outerwear, smoking jackets and capes are casually thrown over long, flowing silk slip dresses. In true Nina Ricci fashion, the color palette ranges from ruby red to classic black and white, while textures include velvet, lace, chiffon, and, of course, the brand’s signature polka dots.

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Marking a first for the house, Nina Ricci debuts its monogram print. A two-tone ‘NR’ motif checkered across draped day dresses. Accessories channel Ali MacGraw’s laid-back glamour, featuring silk headscarves detailed with a gold floral-like hardware and dangling ribbons that tie around the neck.

Photography by Jason Lloyd Evans

Aviator sunglasses with colorful lenses, party shoes in bright colors, and wedge heels add to the mix. Lastly, a top-handle bag with long straps, embellished with beads or rendered in cowhide print, refurbishes a 1996 archival design.