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2025 Couture Takeover Trends - Drop 1

At this year’s Couture, vintage revival was a standout, with designers reinterpreting styles from the ’70s and ’90s—think yin-yangs, butterflies, shells, and flowers—alongside Art Deco influences and a resurgence of pinky rings. Personal expression remained key, with novelty charms and symbolic motifs like zodiacs and lucky talismans.

innovation & creativity

This Couture I was most impressed with the technical application and imagination from the designers. Designers pushed boundaries and took risks!

ARUNASHI

Green Beryl Cuff Bracelet

$128,500

MORITZ GLIK

Roda Side Pave Pendant Necklace

$19,950

YEPREM JEWELLERY

Reign Supreme Diamond Watch

$90,000

ARUNASHI

Rubellite Creole Earrings

$32,500

personal expression

Meaningful jewelry remains an important stable for both clients and designers, and that was reflected throughout the collections. Playful pieces like hotel keys, suitcases, and robots stood out as favorites. Symbolic motifs—zodiacs, lucky charms, and lockets with hidden messages—also resonated.

BUDDHA MAMA

Small Pink Happy Buddha Pendant

$4,250

LOQUET

Large Heart Paperclip Locket Necklace

$2,875

VAN

Aquamarine Van Robot Earrings

$4,450

HARWELL GODFREY

Turquoise Mini Moon Pendant

$7,850

revival & vintage influences

One of the strongest trends at Couture this year was the influence of vintage jewelry. Designers drew inspiration from multiple eras, from the bohemian spirit of the ’70s with peace signs and flower motifs to the ’90s revival of beaded bracelets and chokers. The Art Deco era also made a major impact, with geometric shapes, baguette cuts, and enamel. Pinky rings, rooted in Victorian tradition, were everywhere—nearly every designer featured their own version.