Sinead O'Dwyer Evolves Her Shibari Signatures for FW25
Alongside presenting a new footwear collaboration with Japanese label grounds.
For her Fall/Winter 2025 showcase, Irish designer Sinead O’Dwyer took a welcome moment to reflect on how far she’s come. Presenting her final show as part of the BFC NEWGEN scheme, O’Dwyer opted to celebrate the narrative characters of hers that we’ve come to know and love, offering hits of elevation and evolution.
Once again cast by Emma Matell — a pillar of the inclusive fashion community — the showcase presented several differently abled and differently sized models, proving once more that O’Dwyer’s fashion is for every body. Evolving her signature Shibari techniques with new materials, this season’s collection introduced chic polished cowhide and hues of “Oxblood” and black — suggesting that, for FW25, O’Dwyer’s girls are all grown up.
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Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2025 PUMA, whose Featuring differently-abled models, bridal looks and a PUMA collaboration Where last night’s walk of shame becomes today’s fire fit Grounds. Resulting in calf and thigh-high boots, the collaboration took inspiration from Irish dancing shoes and blended bubble soles with front-lacing technology, mimicking O’Dwyer’s signature design details.
Take a look at Sinead O’Dwyer’s FW25 showcase above and stay tuned for more LFW rdquo; to &ldquo.
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