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SONGZIO Completes Its FW25 Collection with 'Piccadill'
**SONGZIO unveiled its 2025 F/W collection, 'Piccadill', at this season's Paris Fashion Week. The collection carries a bold narrative in which the opulent aesthetics of the Baroque era meet a contemporary sensibility.
At its heart lies a historical decorative element known as the 'piccadill'. Once an ornamental collar that signified rank and privilege, the piccadill is reborn through SONGZIO's interpretation as a symbol of modern defiance and avant-garde spirit.
Built on generous volume and exaggerated silhouettes and layered with varied details and textures, the garments strike a balance between precision and experimentation. Deep tones, striking colour, hand-painting and embroidery push the artistry even further.
Weighty, darkly majestic blacks, greys and browns sit beside vivid reds, vermilion, yellows and greens, holding onto a Baroque sense of splendour that is hard to look away from, don't you think?
This season, ahead of the 'SONGZIO Woman' launch on 14 February, SONGZIO presented its men's and women's collections together, opening new possibilities that dissolve the boundaries of fashion.
Step into a singular moment where tradition and modernity intersect, through an FW25 collection imbued with SONGZIO's original sensibility and artistic worldview.
Credit. SONGZIO
FAQ
What is the essence of SONGZIO's FW25 Piccadill collection?
The collection reinterprets the Baroque-era decorative collar 'piccadill'—once a symbol of class and privilege—as a contemporary emblem of defiance and avant-garde spirit.
What color palette is used in SONGZIO's FW25 collection?
The collection expresses Baroque opulence through deep blacks, grays, and browns contrasted with bold reds, vermilion, yellows, and greens.
What was special about SONGZIO's presentation at Paris Fashion Week 2025 FW?
Ahead of the SONGZIO Women launch on February 14th, the designer presented both men's and women's collections simultaneously, offering new possibilities that blur the boundaries of fashion.
