Uma Wang Spring/Summer '25 Paris Fashionweek


 


In a fashion landscape often dominated by spectacle and commercial appeal, Uma Wang's Spring/Summer '25 collection offers a powerful craftsmanship and elegance. The Constantin Brancusi exhibition at the Centre Pompidou last summer,  startingpoint of the this collection, left a strong impression at Wang. The designer was deeply inspired by his work and the way he combined precise shapes with a sense of flow. What struck her most was his masterful fusion of materials; wood, marble, and stone, which sparked a shift in her own creative process. Inspired, she began to explore new textile combinations, rethinking her collection through a Brancusian lens. 
The collection unfolded in shades of white, beige, and soft grey, serving as a neutral canvas for Wang's 'less is more' use of texture and fabric. Natural materials like silk, linen, and cotton, bring a tactile richness to the pieces, combining comfort with luxury. Subtle detail's, including embroidery and hand-applied embellishments, elevated each garment into sophistication without overwhelming the overall simplicity. The designs balanced structure and softness, reflecting Brancusi’s mix of contrasting elements. 
Absolutely stunning were the halter-top dresses, including a short-sleeve version, all shaped with sculptural ruching gathered at the hip. Made from a variety of fabrics like lacquered finishes and linen, the dresses flowed all the way to the floor with effortless style, and our top look. Another favorite look was the one-shoulder top made of layered ruching, loosely tied at the back. It had a hint of 70s style, but the neutral colors and choice of fabrics made it feel clean and elegant. 
By avoiding seasonal trends and focusing on a timeless, sculptural style, Wang continues to blur the line between fashion and art. As an artist, she shapes the body through careful cuts, layering, into a refined minimalist style. Her pieces weren’t just beautiful, they explored shape, space, and the body, just like Brancusi's work and all with a confidence and beautiful style.

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