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For Spring/Summer 2025, GCDS presents a collection that resonates deeply with today’s youth, entitled “Flowers of the Concrete.” Styled by the legendary Carine Roitfeld, this collection is a love letter to modern femininity and resilience. Giuliano Calza, GCDS’s creative director, taps into the energy of a generation that bends the arc of pop culture, pushing boundaries with both style and substance — it’s not a case that the runway show featured music from Charli xcx.
At its core, “Flowers of the Concrete” celebrates the duality of today’s urban existence. The imagery of delicate blooms breaking through the harshness of city streets reflects a modern wardrobe that balances fantasy and practicality. This metaphor plays out in every piece — where party-wear meets street style, and where young women (or it-girls), always a step ahead of critics, make bold statements through fashion.
The Spring 2025 collection is undeniably feminine but refuses to be boxed in by convention. Tulip skirts with raw edges, slinky deep-V tops, and sheer, distressed tights tell stories of raucous nights out with friends, the club’s lights coming up as the party winds down. These pieces, both glamorous and undone, embody the essence of youthful rebellion and self-expression. GCDS masterfully blends beauty with the grotesque, creating looks that radiate power and fragility all at once.
Standout pieces include beautifully tailored silk twill blouses in botanical scarf prints and playful, monster-fur kitten heels that come in vibrant hues, perfect for making a statement. The accessories this season are not just functional but brimming with personality — the iconic Comma bag returns in both Mega and Mini sizes, adorned with playful logo dice closures. And for those who want a polished yet playful look, GCDS offers pencil skirts and blazers paired with quirky knee-highs, ideal for transitioning from the office to the club.
In “Flowers of the Concrete,” GCDS encourages every woman to find her inner strength and embrace her unique bloom. Whether you’re a wallflower or a rave queen, this collection offers endless possibilities for self-expression, proving once again that GCDS knows how to keep fashion fun, fearless, and unapologetically feminine.
Find out more about the new collection at GCDS.com
photography. GCDS
words. Gennaro Costanzo
in HTML format, including tags, to make it appealing and easy to read for Japanese-speaking readers aged 20 to 40 interested in fashion. Organize the content with appropriate headings and subheadings (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6), translating all text, including headings, into Japanese. Retain any existing
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For Spring/Summer 2025, GCDS presents a collection that resonates deeply with today’s youth, entitled “Flowers of the Concrete.” Styled by the legendary Carine Roitfeld, this collection is a love letter to modern femininity and resilience. Giuliano Calza, GCDS’s creative director, taps into the energy of a generation that bends the arc of pop culture, pushing boundaries with both style and substance — it’s not a case that the runway show featured music from Charli xcx.
At its core, “Flowers of the Concrete” celebrates the duality of today’s urban existence. The imagery of delicate blooms breaking through the harshness of city streets reflects a modern wardrobe that balances fantasy and practicality. This metaphor plays out in every piece — where party-wear meets street style, and where young women (or it-girls), always a step ahead of critics, make bold statements through fashion.
The Spring 2025 collection is undeniably feminine but refuses to be boxed in by convention. Tulip skirts with raw edges, slinky deep-V tops, and sheer, distressed tights tell stories of raucous nights out with friends, the club’s lights coming up as the party winds down. These pieces, both glamorous and undone, embody the essence of youthful rebellion and self-expression. GCDS masterfully blends beauty with the grotesque, creating looks that radiate power and fragility all at once.
Standout pieces include beautifully tailored silk twill blouses in botanical scarf prints and playful, monster-fur kitten heels that come in vibrant hues, perfect for making a statement. The accessories this season are not just functional but brimming with personality — the iconic Comma bag returns in both Mega and Mini sizes, adorned with playful logo dice closures. And for those who want a polished yet playful look, GCDS offers pencil skirts and blazers paired with quirky knee-highs, ideal for transitioning from the office to the club.
In “Flowers of the Concrete,” GCDS encourages every woman to find her inner strength and embrace her unique bloom. Whether you’re a wallflower or a rave queen, this collection offers endless possibilities for self-expression, proving once again that GCDS knows how to keep fashion fun, fearless, and unapologetically feminine.
Find out more about the new collection at GCDS.com
photography. GCDS
words. Gennaro Costanzo
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