CELINE HOMME Winter 2025 introduces an elegant and relaxed silhouette
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
For a sophisticated yet effortless attitude, pieces can be styled for relaxed daywear or for formal evenings. Also visible in the collection is the CELINE women's wardrobe, in pieces such as the veste chasseur jackets and faire isle jumpers.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Highlighting the house's craft and savoir faire expertise, you'll also find a fully hand-embroidered coat made of black and silver coloured pearls, and a houndscheck patterned jacket's trim embellished with an ivory and turquoise surf inspired necklace.
The collection features a variety of rich fabrics too, such as cashmeres, yak wool, as well as brushed cottons, shetland, faded wool, and water repellent leather.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Other looks to take note of include contrasting volumes, fitted tops paired with baggier bottoms, long supple coats that wrap the silhouette, and trousers with slits, which can be accessorised with a new CELINE 'Boston' bag, crafted from the finest nubuck leather, sunglasses, baseball caps, beanies or berets.
The CELINE HOMME Winter 2025 collection will be available at the boutiques and online at celine.com.
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