HOMOLOG SS 2025

PARIS

Neomania

HOMOLOG Spring-Summer 2025: Haute Couture as a Game of Cards

In the heart of Paris, on the iconic rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, HOMOLOG once again pushes the boundaries of fashion with its Spring-Summer 2025 Haute Couture collection.

Under the title Un Pari Éternel, the brand immerses us in a universe where fashion intertwines with the very essence of existence, drawing inspiration from the hidden symbolism of playing cards.

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Fashion as a game between fate and reason

The HOMOLOG collection is based on a fascinating premise: life, like a game of cards, oscillates between stability and unpredictability.

In this duality, the brand finds an aesthetic language where garments evoke the unceasing rhythm of life and death, time and eternity, passion and reason.

The deck of cards, seen as a microcosm of human experience, is translated into visual and structural codes within the collection.

Each suit represents an essential concept:

  • Spades: the soldier, balancing conflict and peace.
  • Clubs: agriculture, growth, and connection to nature.
  • Diamonds: arts, craftsmanship, and the pursuit of wealth.
  • Hearts: wisdom, spirituality, and love.

These symbolic references are reflected in each garment, creating a narrative of contrasts between the material and the immaterial, between structure and fluidity.

Immersive staging and sculptural silhouettes

The HOMOLOG show is not just a fashion exhibition but a sensory experience.

With an immersive staging, the collection comes to life through sculptural silhouettes that flow in motion, as if each garment responds to the dynamics of chance and strategy in a game of cards.

Ethereal and luminous fabrics reinforce the idea of a constantly transforming universe.

Embroidery and patterns inspired by the iconography of playing cards adorn garments that seem designed for a game where elegance is the only sure bet.

The colour palette, dominated by red and black, evokes the eternal dance between day and night, between certainty and surprise.

Between rules and surprises: the philosophy of HOMOLOG

Beyond aesthetics, HOMOLOG delivers a profound message: fashion, like life, is defined as much by its rules as by its unexpected revelations.

With Un Pari Éternel, the maison invites us to embrace the unexpected, to find balance in uncertainty, and to play, with style and mastery, the game of existence.

Thus, HOMOLOG‘s Spring-Summer 2025 Haute Couture is not just a display of technique and creativity.

It is a celebration of life itself, where each garment is a card in the grand game of destiny.

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