By Sara Fabek Zovko
Courtesy of Courrèges
Courrèges’ Nicolas Di Felice promises an adrenaline rush with this year’s Pre-Fall 2025 collection.
As this year’s fashion makes its way to the runway, French brand Courrèges has gone in an edgy yet classic direction combing conceptual art with biker culture. Creative director Nicolas Di Felice has takes inspiration from 70s daredevil artist, Gianni Piacentino bringing the pre-collection to life through material and construction.
Courtesy of Courrèges
Blending practical workwear with sleek lines, Di Felice's collection features snap-collar jerseys and logo-embossed leather bombers alongside outerwear crafted from automotive upholstery. Hints of subtle rebellion are introduced through barely-there micro-studs or nude-illusion tattoo mesh, allowing the body to become a canvas. These elements create an intriguing contrast with the designer's signature refined tailoring, including flowing car coats and structured blazers.
With the functionality of workwear and intricate interpretations of deconstructed cyclist staples, the biker wear inspired collection is filled with pieces that are sure to take over wardrobes for the Fall/Winter 2025 season.
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