QASIMI Returned to the Runway for SS25
Marking the brand’s first fully-fledged show held under the creative direction of Hoor Al Qasimi.
London Fashion Week hosted its Spring/Summer 2025 showcase for menswear this past weekend, featuring a pared-back schedule of presentations, panels and shows. While the June iteration of LFW has typically favored menswear designers and brands, this season played host to a range of co-ed shows, from Charles Jeffrey to QASIMI.
Hosting its first fully-fledged runway show since the passing of its founder, QASIMI invited guests to East London’s Tower Hamlets, presenting its SS25 collection inside the industrial building. Created in collaboration with a creative talent — as the brand has done for the majority of its seasons — QASIMI teamed up with New York-based visual artist Kambui Olujimi for its collection of fluid silhouettes.
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Speaking to Hypebeast about the collection, creative director Hoor Al Qasimi explained, “We honor Khalid’s legacy by staying true to his visionary approach and creative spirit in every collection. Each piece reflects his passion for design and his commitment to quality, ensuring that his influence remains at the heart of our brand. We also incorporate elements that resonate with his distinct aesthetic and values, keeping his memory alive through our work this season and every season.”
The collection translates Olujimi’s “When Monuments Fall” painting series across powerful silhouettes, beginning with pure white hues and transitioning to bright blues and subtle taupes. The brand’s signature draping techniques returned in full force, arriving on hooded tops, trench coats and dresses, interspersed with layered utility-inspired uniforms and boxy suiting staples.
Take a closer look at QASIMI’s SS25 collection above.
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