BOSS shredded its corporate skin for Spring/Summer 2025, presenting a collection that takes a sledgehammer to conventional suiting. Staged at Milan’s iconic Palazzo del Senato, the runway transported guests into a world where formal dress codes are deconstructed and reimagined, offering a rebellious yet sophisticated escape from the daily grind. Titled “Out of Office,” the collection redefines off-duty chic, celebrating freedom, self-expression, and a breezy, untamed elegance.
Leading the charge is the revamped three-button suit, a far cry from the brand’s classic sharp, double-breasted power suits. These softer silhouettes mold effortlessly to the body, shedding the restrictive armor of shoulder pads and inflexible cuts. Designed for a new breed of BOSS—those who dominate their domain but know when to clock out—this collection swaps corporate rigidity for languid tailoring that whispers power rather than shouting it. With lighter fabrics and fluid construction, the suiting offers a liberating take on modern professionalism, blurring the line between work and leisure.
The runway injected playful sportswear touches into BOSS’s refined aesthetic—think drawstrings, yoga mats, and tennis racket bags, all effortlessly incorporated into the ensembles. Women’s looks saw cropped trousers and voluminous sleeves, while trench coats were elegantly draped for maximum movement. The standout was a daring backless tunic dress, its frontal pleats cascading down in a sculptural flow, with a plunging neckline skimming low across the back, making it an instant showstopper.
Accessories rebelled against the traditional. Pashminas were thrown on with nonchalance, and slouchy hobo bags replaced stiff, structured briefcases, signaling a shift toward relaxed opulence. Footwear followed suit, with slipper-like slides and low-profile sneakers in buttery Italian leather, their softly rounded toes offering a laid-back, yet luxe, vibe. Menswear ditched the standard button-downs for slick, drawstring-hem shirts, paired with casually tailored shorts that landed just below the knee—a perfect hybrid of off-duty cool and sartorial finesse.
The collection’s colour palette—muted greens, tranquil blues, and earthy browns—reflected the calming, sun-soaked mood of life beyond the desk. It’s a refreshing shift from the corporate world’s harsh blacks and greys, evoking the ultimate fantasy of post-work freedom. Luxe fabrics like silk, wool, and leather added an air of richness to the fluid silhouettes, further enhancing the sense of elevated relaxation.
Set against the verdant backdrop of a surreal garden within the Palazzo’s courtyard, models strolled through botanical paths, their movements mirroring the collection’s languid flow. This lush escape from Milan’s concrete jungle perfectly embodied the ethos of the show—a fantasy of work-life balance realised through style. The eclectic cast included social media sensation Khaby Lame, athletes like Taylor Fritz and Alica Schmidt, and actor Mew Suppasit, each representing the brand’s new, multifaceted identity.
With this collection, BOSS didn’t just reinvent suiting—it dismantled the whole concept of corporate attire and rebuilt it for the modern individual. By merging sophistication with the laid-back cool of off-the-clock dressing, BOSS proves that true style starts when the workday ends.
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Words by Jheanelle Feanny
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