HARRI’s Spring Summer 25 collection presented at London Fashion Week captured attention with its bold use of latex and a futuristic vision of fashion. Photographer Stencer Saintelange captured a closer look at the HARRI Spring Summer 25 show, exclusively for DSCENE Magazine. Known for his innovative use of inflatable designs, the SS25 lineup continued HARRI’s exploration of sculptural forms. The collection played with proportions, pushing the boundaries of fashion by blending oversized, balloon-like latex garments with sleek, body-hugging silhouettes. Vibrant colors contrasted with dark hues.
The aesthetic leaned heavily into an apocalyptic theme, where whimsical erotica met dystopian undertones. Models donned exaggerated latex pieces, from inflated bald heads to bloated pants, creating a theatrical atmosphere that blurred the lines between fashion and performative art. HARRI’s signature inflated trousers made a comeback, but the designer introduced new elements like pointed shoulders and layered textures.
Beyond its daring aesthetics, the SS25 collection highlighted HARRI’s continued evolution in design. The use of latex was not only a stylistic choice but also an exploration of the elasticity of identity and the body. This season’s pieces displayed a more mature refinement while maintaining the designer’s playful and experimental qualities. The collection’s fluidity and movement were a nod to artists like Isamu Noguchi and Peter Shelton, whose work influenced the sculptural aspects of the designs. See more of the closer look photos from the HARRI Spring Summer 25 show in the gallery below:
