Sacai Creates New Archetypes With Their Spring & Summer 2025 Collection

A portrait captures a model styled in an olive-colored shirt with matching cargo-style pants and an oversized black jacket with a white collar.

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Established in 1999, Sacai utilizes a grand mixture of different types of fabrics, patterns, shapes, and silhouettes. In their newest Spring & Summer 2025 collection, founder Chitose Abe commemorates her first days of Sacai with new archetypes.

With Chitose Abe’s designer roots, Sacai’s newest collection intertwines original hybridization with contemporized designs. Furthermore, the pieces make a profound statement to accentuate the ease of dressing up.

A model struts down the runway in a leopard-print dress with a white collar and high black boots.

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The pieces include outerwear such as jackets and trenches, including their signature MA1 jacket. Every piece intermixes textured fabrics, such as pleats and ruffles. 

A portrait features a model wearing a brown-and-black patterned faux-fur coat styled with black boots.

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Sacai placed chiffon into a hunting jacket, converging functionality with couture. A classic navy blazer is confronted with ruffles, MA1 jackets are brought with more structure, baggy pants attached to a blouse become a dress, and hoodies are deconstructed with an ambiguous figure. 

A portrait features a model styled in an oversized dark leopard-print garment with a matching skirt and black leather boots.

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Through this collection, Sacai appreciates its history. The Sacai Spring & Summer 2025 Collection blends style, individuality, practicality, and couture to commemorate their company from the beginning to now.

A portrait features a model styled in a white tiered, pleated dress with ruffles paired with tall black leather boots.

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A portrait captures a model walking the runway wearing a black-and-white top layered over a sheer garment and paired with wide-leg black trousers.

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