Kiton Fall 2025: Targeting the Cultured Collector
Kiton presented its women’s collection in its Milan headquarters, staging the space as a studio of an artist or of a cultured collector, explained Maria Giovanna Paone, the company’s women’s creative director. The aim was “to reflect the brand’s discerning customer, always in search of beauty and culture,” she said. They would certainly have found beauty there, as the fall collection did not disappoint.
Perfectly tailored pin-striped suits featured a subtle Lurex thread that added a feminine touch to the designs. The sparkle was also seen on jackets and coats in cashmere and angora embroidered with sequins. To be sure, Kiton again didn’t hold back on the use of precious fabrics, lining up cadì and satin pantsuits, silk and cashmere jackets and cashmere capes with an archival print lined in georgette.
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Organza shirts or delicate bustiers worn under smoking jackets were options for the evening. Trenches telegraphed once again the sartorial skills of Kiton’s artisans.
Versatile softer, kimono-inspired silhouettes with tailored sleeves were paired effortlessly with both skirts and organza or sequined shirts.
Paone zeroed in on a fetching color palette, from beautiful shades of green to bold red or rust, to deep blue.
As part of the après ski capsule collection, she pointed to one of the bestselling pieces, a parka in a toffee color with leather details that can be paired with a shearling vest.
Launch Gallery: Kiton Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection
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