NYFW: Christopher John Rogers, winter 2025 – The evolution beyond eveningwear

After five years away from the official New York Fashion Week lineup and two years without showing, Christopher John Rogers returns with a collection that goes beyond his already renowned evening dresses. The winter 2025 season marks his reintegration into the calendar, bringing novelties that reflect his evolution and broadened horizons.

Rogers' versatility: From glamour to casual

Famous for his long, voluminous dresses, Rogers continues to explore his signature with voluminous skirts and ruffles, but also surprises us with more casual pieces, such as ochre or brown suits with subtle stripes. The designer explores new facets of his work, with colorful sweaters, coats that extend to the floor, and peplum blouses, paired with satin trousers, indicating that he is moving beyond eveningwear.

Fabric fringes, typical of his festive DNA, are creatively incorporated into everyday aesthetics. His collaboration with J. Crew, at the end of 2024, also reflects in the collection, bringing simpler and more accessible ideas to his own brand.

Innovation in cutting and tailoring

The big news in this collection is the designer's partnership with a tailoring atelier in Italy, a first for his brand. The pieces showcase an evolution in design, with dresses gaining volume at the hips, structured skirts, and embroidered corsets. The application of more refined tailoring techniques adds a touch of sophistication without losing Rogers' youthful essence.

The magic of colors and textures

Rogers' ability to combine vibrant colors stands out once again. Christopher John Rogers' winter 2025 collection is a reflection of his growth as a designer, able to unite the glamour of haute couture with the practicality of everyday clothing, without giving up his unique signature of colors and shapes.