Christian Siriano’s risks paid off in his Fall 2025 Collection
Christian Siriano NYFW 2025
Words: Mix Cacho-Negrete
Christian Siriano’s Fall 2025 show was one of the first at February 2025’s New York Fashion Week – and what a start it was to the week.
Siriano’s shows will always be glamorous. The show was filled with supermodels turned celebrities, including a Winnie Harlow opening and a Coco Rocha closing. The venue was gigantic, complete with red velvet all around and a car in the middle of the runway. Celebrities (all dressed in various Siriano looks) lined the front-row (click here to see our interviews with some FAULT favorites, including recent cover star Natasha Bedingfield and young-hollywood favorite Gavin Casalegno).
But the fashion itself felt even more star-studded. Siriano, known for his dramatic gowns brought nearly every silhouette imaginable – from one-shoulder to a-line, to princess, to even mini dresses, there was a dress for every occasion.
This season, however, Siriano brought a new edge to the formalwear he’s so well known for: adventurous fabric choices. In one section of looks, he experimented with a material that resembled black crocodile, incorporating it into a halter midi fit-and-flare gown, an asymmetrical floor-length skirt, and a two-piece skirt set.
Iridescence was another key feature of his fabric selection, with a striking mix of red, gold, blue, and black pieces that shimmered from head to toe. Siriano even ventured into purple leather, crafting a men’s two-piece set that included a deep-V zip-up vest paired with matching fitted trousers. He also introduced a dazzling purple sequin section, featuring corseted dresses and a stunning floor-length coat lined with satin.
If the message wasn’t clear already, Siriano wasn’t afraid to experiment this season—and the result was both thrilling and refreshing, redefining eveningwear with a bold new perspective.
Another key element of Siriano’s collection was a renewed focus on tailoring—particularly in skirt and trouser sets. This season, he featured many male models, styling them shirtless with cropped blazers and matching trousers, with the red iridescent print being a standout. He also introduced a striking blue, sparkly suit.
Siriano put his own spin on preppy style with a dark green, sparkly plaid blazer and a matching midi skirt set. Once again, these looks showcased Siriano’s willingness to challenge both himself and the expectations surrounding his brand.
The Fall 2025 collection was absolutely FAULTless, and we cannot wait to see Siriano’s curiosity, bravery, and of course – love of glamour – continue to take over the fashion industry