By Sara Fabek Zovko
Mugler SS24 (Courtesy of Mugler)
Casey Cadwallader explores the concept of apocalypse through military structure and daring cutouts.
Accompanied by eerie instrumentals and echoes of models stomping on the wooden flooring of the runway, Mugler presented its SS25 collection with a focus on apocalyptic motifs and impeccable structure.
The brand’s creative director Casey Cadwallader brings forth a sinister looking collection, serving as an artistic wake-up call to all who see it. With models donning sharp hairdos with shaved sides, several perfectly structured pieces in sleek black made their way down the runway, sporting cutouts at the chest.
Mugler SS24 (Courtesy of Mugler)
As the collection continues to make its way down the runway, olive-green military style, structured bomber jackets continue the collection. Showcasing looks that vary from those likely to show up on the red carpet to looks better suited for stylish, military-like streetwear, Mugler’s exquisite work with silhouettes has once again made its mark on the runway.
Dresses designed to accentuate the female form made their way down the runway, with an emphasis on the chest, hips, and waist. Suits received a Mugler makeover, incorporating corset-like lacing along the sides to cinch the waist and paired with broad, sharply defined shoulders. Additionally, corset bodysuits with bold geometric lines and architectural details further enhanced the models' curves.
A standout piece from the day was a stylish transparent PVC mac layered over a shimmering mini dress adorned with crystal water droplets, a collaboration with the renowned crystal manufacturer Baccarat rounding off the collection perfectly. Making its appearance in the middle of the collection and combining classic Mugler with the daring elements added to this year’s collection.
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