Pauline Dujancourt marked her runway debut at London Fashion Week with her Autumn/Winter 2025 collection, Everything Is Moving, Nothing Feels Safe. Inspired by a cherished family memory—a Vriesea plant gifted to her grandmother that bloomed with vivid red flowers—the collection weaves a narrative of impermanence and emotional resonance. Ethereal knitwear in pewter and slate tones is punctuated by sudden bursts of crimson, mirroring the fleeting beauty of the Vriesea's bloom.
Delicate crochet roses, chiffon ribbons, and lace details intertwine to create garments that feel both intimate and otherworldly. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted, reflecting the designer's commitment to artisanal techniques and storytelling through fabric. As a former knitwear consultant for Simone Rocha and Phoebe English, Dujancourt brings a refined sensitivity to her designs, seamlessly blending heritage and innovation.
Beyond its aesthetic allure, the collection embodies Dujancourt's dedication to sustainable and inclusive craftsmanship. Collaborating with women artisans in the UK, France, and Peru, she ensures that each creation supports and empowers its maker. This approach not only preserves traditional knitting and crochet techniques but also infuses her work with a sense of community and purpose. Her AW25 collection stands as a poignant testament to the power of memory, craft, and the enduring connections that garments can forge.
Delicate crochet roses, chiffon ribbons, and lace details intertwine to create garments that feel both intimate and otherworldly. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted, reflecting the designer's commitment to artisanal techniques and storytelling through fabric. As a former knitwear consultant for Simone Rocha and Phoebe English, Dujancourt brings a refined sensitivity to her designs, seamlessly blending heritage and innovation.
Beyond its aesthetic allure, the collection embodies Dujancourt's dedication to sustainable and inclusive craftsmanship. Collaborating with women artisans in the UK, France, and Peru, she ensures that each creation supports and empowers its maker. This approach not only preserves traditional knitting and crochet techniques but also infuses her work with a sense of community and purpose. Her AW25 collection stands as a poignant testament to the power of memory, craft, and the enduring connections that garments can forge.
FAQ
What is the name of Pauline Dujancourt's 2025 Fall/Winter collection?
'Everything Is Moving, Nothing Feels Safe.' This collection draws inspiration from a family memory of Bryophyllum plants gifted to her grandmother blooming red flowers, exploring themes of ephemerality and emotional resonance.
What brands has Pauline Dujancourt worked with?
She worked as knitwear consultant for Simone Rocha and Phoebe English. Based on these experiences, she incorporates refined sensibility combining tradition and innovation into her own designs.
What is Pauline Dujancourt's collection's sustainability strategy?
She collaborates with female artisans from the UK, France, and Peru, ensuring each piece supports and empowers its makers. This preserves traditional knitting and crochet techniques while embedding community consciousness and purposefulness into her work.
