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Kicking off the second day of Milan Fashion Week, Boss captivated its audience with an "out of office" experience, breaking away from the rigidity of the workplace and offering a fresh take on elegance—one where formality and relaxation seamlessly coexist. The Spring/Summer 2025 collection was a celebration of balance, blending professionalism with freedom, reflecting the demands of modern life.
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Known for its impeccable tailoring, Boss added a relaxed edge to its classics this season. Structured trench coats and precise suiting cuts were paired with pieces that evoked a vacation vibe: elasticated trousers, micro shorts, and oversized bags made to carry tennis rackets. This contrast didn’t break the flow but rather created harmony—a fusion where work meets leisure without losing its signature sophistication.
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Oversized, slouchy bags were carried wide open, revealing flat shoes inside, almost as if symbolizing the dismantling of formal rules. Every detail hinted at freedom, without sacrificing refinement. The fluidity of the pieces suggested a new dress code where comfort is as important as class.
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The runway cast brought diversity and energy to the show. Paloma Elsesser, Amelia Gray, Alex Consani, and Mona Tougaard each brought their unique personalities to the catwalk. Mona, who closed the show, exuded a quiet power, ending the presentation with the same intensity it began. The model lineup embodied the collection's embrace of a wide range of styles, showing that Boss dresses different bodies and personalities with equal finesse.
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The sporty touch became even more evident with the appearance of athletes like tennis star Matteo Berrettini and swimmer Nicolo Martinenghi. Both, faces of Boss campaigns, left behind their competitive edge to walk the runway, reinforcing the blend of performance and fashion. The mix of athletic elements with iconic tailoring added freshness and dynamism to the collection, appealing to those who value both movement and style.
In the end, Boss managed to turn formal into casual without losing its essence. The Spring/Summer 2025 collection is a statement that fashion doesn’t need to fit into one box—it’s about flexibility, elegance, and comfort, all in perfect harmony.
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