One of the most iconic fashion films of all time, Funny Face (1957), pays homage to legendary photographer Richard Avedon and the mythical editor Diana Vreeland, while cementing Audrey Hepburn's star status. Among its many memorable moments is the exuberant musical number where fashion editor Kay Thompson exhorts her team to "Think Pink." For Spring 2025, Longchamp has answered the call. The brand's latest collection is infused with shades of blush, ballerina and beetroot, deployed across fabrications ranging from sequins and leather to velvet and knits.
The key piece of the collection is Longchamp’s distinctive kimono jacket, featuring gently rounded sleeves. This season, it's crafted from recycled polyester in a lovely shade of rose pink. When cinched with a silk scarf and paired with a pink knit pencil skirt, it effortlessly transitions from day to night. Other ready-to-wear highlights range from the practical—stretchy, machine-washable leather pants—to the fanciful, like a pale pink faux fur jacket made from recycled polyester.
With the collection arriving just in time for the festive season, there are plenty of fresh options for holiday dressing. A lustrous fuchsia velvet suit offers a chic alternative to a gown, bringing all the glamour. For effortless elegance, the fluid pyjama set—playfully cropped at the top—comes in all-over sequins that sparkle like pink champagne. And because there can never be too much shine, the look is completed with a matching mini vanity case. For those seeking something subtle yet sensual, a long, lean knit dress in a beetroot hue with a cutaway back is the perfect choice.
Dressing up wouldn’t be complete without accessories, and the brand’s Spring 2025 offerings continues with the collection’s rose-tinted view. The signature Le Pliage bag comes in pale pink glittery sequins, while the leather version, the Pliage Xtra is available in a mini size and a hot pink hue. The Roseau bags are available in textures that range from supple to cushy to fuzzy. The Re-play tote—made entirely from deadstock materials—is a patchwork of burgundy, pink and beetroot leathers this season. As for footwear, options run the gamut from sequinned ballet flats to faux-fur high-heeled sandals.
Discover more of the Longchamp Spring 2025 here.