Fashion news, Top shop, Jenny Ortega, Pucci, Athleisure
Fashion is in full swing as we approach fall 2025, and this week’s headlines are setting the tone for what’s next. Topshop made a triumphant return to the runway—its first show in seven years—held at London’s iconic Trafalgar Square. Heritage staples like the “Jamie” and “Joni” jeans shared the spotlight with new edits curated by Cara Delevingne. At the same time, the brand fully embraced a “see now, buy now” model to capture Gen Z’s demand for instant access. This moment feels less like a collection reveal and more like a statement in brand reinvention. In the world of athleisure, a seismic shift is underway.
Leggings, long the default choice for fitness and streetwear, have fallen from their dominant position—once accounting for nearly half of athleisure bottoms sold, they now hover below 40%. Roomy, ’90s-inspired baggy workout pants are filling the void, driven by brands like FP Movement, Athleta, and Jo+Jax, while legacy names such as Lululemon and Alo work to regain relevance. The trend is clear: comfort and silhouette-driven expression are shaping the future.
Jenna Ortega Boho Chic Celebrity fashion continues to steer the conversation, with Jenna Ortega delivering one of the week’s most memorable looks. While on her “Wednesday” Season 2 press tour in Sydney, Ortega stepped out in a burnt-orange and black chevron dress paired with matching gloves, layered chain necklaces, and a rich brown fur coat with leather strap detailing. Her beauty look—bleached brows, red eyeshadow, and glittering gold eyeliner—elevated the drama of her boho-goth aesthetic, styled by Enrique Melendez.
Pucci. Meanwhile, TikTok is fueling the resurgence of the “Pucci girl summer” aesthetic. Emilio Pucci’s kaleidoscopic prints—from the ’60s and re-imagined in the ’90s—are enjoying a fresh moment among Gen Z. Vogue spotlighted the revival with vibrant archival visuals. Today’s fashion lovers are remixing Pucci scarves and dresses with modern flair. This trend reinforces how nostalgia, maximalism, and social media are shaping fashion’s cyclical nature. Together, these trends reflect a season defined by reinvention: heritage brands like Topshop staging pivotal comebacks; athleisure embracing a silhouette shift; Jenna Ortega redefining gothic glam with powerful storytelling; and archival prints like Pucci proving their timeless allure. As we head into fall 2025, fashion is centered on individuality, comfort, and bold visual narratives.
