8 Future It Items From the 2025 Runways That Already Have People Talking

If you’re an avid Who What Wear reader, you’ve probably noticed that we talk about the trends from the coming season’s runway for months after the shows happen—that’s how significant they are. The runways indicate the types of items people will be wearing for months—and sometimes even years—to come. And as a fashion editor, it’s my responsibility to break them down for you.

Now that some time has passed since fashion month ended, I’ve been re-reviewing some of the most influential brands’ S/S 25 runways. There are already certain items that are getting lots of buzz, which is indicative of what some of 2025’s biggest trends will be. And while these buzzy designer items aren’t available for purchase yet, I found items that represent the trends that are available for purchase. Keep scrolling to get a head start on the trends that’ll be everywhere in a few months.

Future It Item: Gucci’s Olive Green Set

Gucci has a good track record for predicting color trends (the burgundy one pretty much started with them), and there were a few olive green looks in the S/S 25 collection that were major stand-outs.

Olive green to shop now:

Future It Item: Loewe’s Sequin Dresses

Sequins for spring? Loewe says, why not?! (As did Bottega Veneta, for the record.) This fun dress-slash-top went down the runway in several different colors, and I can’t wait to see which celebrity wears it first.

Sequins to shop now:

Future It Item: Tory Burch’s Peep-Toe Shoes

Tory Burch’s influence over shoe trends is real, so take note of the peep toes on the S/S 25 runway. This was also a prominent shoe trend at Miu Miu and Khaite.

Peep toes to shop now:

Future It Item: Chloé’s Bloomer Shorts

Given the popularity of the bubble-hem trend, bloomer shorts make perfect sense. They were all over the Chloé runway, and the brand’s influence continues to grow as of late.

Bloomer shorts to shop now:

Future It Item: Prada’s Suede Peter Pan-Collar Jacket

It’s been a minute since Peter Pan collars have been trendy, but after seeing several instances on them on Prada’s S/S 25 runway, it’s 100% happening. This green suede coat was certainly a standout.