Talia Byre's SS25 collection debuted at London Fashion Week, blending bold textures and playful silhouettes inspired by diverse artistic influences. Her experimental designs, showcased in an intimate bookstore setting, solidify her as a rising talent in the fashion world.

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2024

Talia Byre’s SS25 Collection Blends Art, Texture, and Playful Silhouettes at London Fashion Week

Talia Byre's SS25 collection debuted at London Fashion Week, blending bold textures and playful silhouettes inspired by diverse artistic influences. Her experimental designs, showcased in an intimate bookstore setting, solidify her as a rising talent in the fashion world.

Talia Byre’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, unveiled on the first day of London Fashion Week, marked another defining moment for the Liverpudlian designer, further solidifying her reputation as one of fashion’s most promising talents. Instead of opting for a traditional runway show, Byre continued her unconventional approach by hosting the collection’s debut at Reference Point, a rare bookstore and event space. This intimate setting allowed for a more personal presentation, as Byre shared her creative inspirations, ranging from the work of Swiss video artist Pipilotti Rist to the distinctive style of actor Laura Dern, a frequent collaborator of David Lynch.

Byre's eclectic influences were reflected in the bold, experimental pieces she showcased. Shearling gilets with exaggerated shapes, cinched at the waist with thick leather belts, added structure and edge to the collection. A leopard print motif, lightly faded and applied to soft jersey leggings, offered a contrast of casualness and glamour. Byre's innovative use of adaptable designs was evident in a standout dress inspired by the red and black stripes of the mischievous cartoon character Dennis the Menace. The dress could be adjusted and styled in multiple ways, offering the wearer versatility and the ability to change silhouettes with ease.

Another signature element of Byre’s work, the rugby shirt, made a dramatic appearance in a metallic, evening-appropriate version. The shimmering fabric added a sophisticated twist to what is typically a casual garment, showcasing Byre’s ability to reimagine classic pieces. The rugby shirt flowed elegantly as it was worn between the bookshelves, exemplifying her playful, yet considered approach to fashion.

Byre also introduced whimsical accessories into her collection, notably veiled hats that lent an air of mystery and nostalgia. These hats, a nod to the once-controversial fascinator, appeared on several runways this season, signaling a possible revival of the accessory. With Byre at the forefront, it seems the much-maligned fascinator may be poised for a comeback in contemporary fashion.

The collection overall was marked by a sense of experimentation, mixing and matching different textures, patterns, and influences. Byre's pieces exuded a playful confidence, with each design telling a unique story through its fabric and construction. The designer's ability to combine high-fashion elements with wearable practicality makes her one of the standout names to watch in the fashion world.

As Byre continues to evolve her brand, her willingness to push boundaries, both in terms of design and presentation, signals a bright future. Her SS25 collection not only highlights her technical skill and creative vision but also her knack for bringing unexpected ideas into the mainstream fashion conversation. Byre’s work challenges traditional fashion norms while offering a fresh perspective on how clothing can be both expressive and functional. With another successful collection under her belt, Talia Byre remains a key figure in London’s dynamic fashion scene, one who continues to redefine what it means to create clothing that is both artistic and accessible.

Styling and consulting by @eliza_conlon
Photography by @alice_eneale
Production by @gw.plus
Design by @emily__schofield
Casting by @simoneschofer
Model @issalish
Hats by @jamespinkstudio
Print Design by @harriet_cox_
Hair by @claire__grech
Make up by @melartermakeup
Set Design by @amystickland_setdesign
Press by @davidsiwickicommunication @greenbananapr
Text by @_alexkessler
Location @referencepoint180


 

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