Michael Kors Fall 2025 Fashion Show Review

Michael Kors Collection

Fall 2025 Fashion Show Review

The Power of the Everyday

Review of Michael Kors Fall 2025 Fashion Show

By Mackenzie Richard

THE COLLECTION

THE WOW FACTOR
6
THE ENGAGEMENT FACTOR
7
THE STYLING
7
THE CRAFTSMANSHIP
7
THE RETAIL READINESS
8
PROS
A refined, classic approach to modern dressing that feels timeless and pragmatic.
Tailoring and outerwear were strong, reinforcing Kors’ strength in creating structured, polished wardrobe staples.
Cons
A largely neutral color palette that could have benefitted from a stronger tones.
Some design choices felt less refined, particularly the cropped pants and layered skirt-over-trousers styling.

THE VIBE

Modern American Power Dressing

The Showstopper


Michael Kors has long understood the value of a well-curated wardrobe—one that prioritizes confidence, ease, and timeless appeal. For Fall 2025, he leaned into this philosophy with a collection that felt stoic, modern, and purposefully classic. Taking inspiration from 90s minimalism and American power dressing, the collection offered a lineup of tailored staples, understated glamour, and just enough twists to keep things fresh.

Set against a backdrop of restraint rather than spectacle, the collection focused on real-world wearability, reinforcing Kors’ approach to fashion as something to be lived in, rather than just admired. Sharp suiting, cropped trousers, structured coats, and fringe-detailed outerwear made up the foundation, delivering pieces designed for a woman in control—elevated, but never overdone.

Though primarily grounded in classic neutrals, the collection wasn’t without its moments of playfulness and texture. Sequined dresses injected a touch of flash, while fur-trimmed handbags and shoes added a tactile richness. Kors’ signature balance between utility and polish was evident throughout, making for a collection that felt designed with longevity in mind.

Yet, some elements felt less refined in execution. The cropped pants disrupted the fluidity of certain looks, while elements like skirts layered over trousers felt more forced than fluid. A broader color palette could have strengthened the collection’s impact, adding more contrast to the otherwise streamlined offerings.

THE DIRECTION

THE ON-BRAND FACTOR
8
THE BRAND EVOLUTION
6
THE PRESENTATION
6

THE WRAP UP

While Michael Kors Fall 2025 may not have been the most boundary-pushing collection of the season, it succeeded in reaffirming his role as a designer of wardrobe staples that withstand the test of time. In a season where many designers embraced spectacle, Kors chose to focus on refined, modern classics—pieces that may not demand attention but will earn their place in a woman’s closet.

The collection felt like one of the most purely American presentations of the season—a vision of pragmatism, polish, and purpose, designed for those who appreciate the power of the everyday.

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Mackenzie Richard
Editorial Director | The Impression
Mackenzie Richard, our Editorial Director, embarked on her career with a primary focus on art industry marketing, representing renowned artists including Sol LeWitt and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Over time, her path led her into the roles of an art director and editor, where she now oversees The Impression's editorial and art teams. Leveraging her distinctive background in art and literature, Mackenzie provides critical insights into creative, design, and brand strategy while extensively covering runways globally.
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