MR PORTER presents AW25 Part 2, a refined evolution of transitional dressing that blurs the line between seasons. It’s a collection built around texture, layering, and versatility, where classic tailoring meets contemporary ease. Shot by photographer Robbie Lawrence on the streets of Seoul, the campaign captures that in-between moment: the quiet luxury of autumn light, city movement, and clothes designed to work across it all.
At its core, the collection celebrates the power of simplicity. Highlights include precise tailoring from Our Legacy and The Row, technical outerwear from Sacai, and elevated coats by Dries Van Noten. Each piece combines craftsmanship with modern practicality, offering polished silhouettes that adapt effortlessly to shifting temperatures. Soft Acne Studios scarves add texture and warmth, while new arrivals from ssstein and Stone Island introduce contemporary edge with performance fabrics and muted, mineral tones. Finishing touches from Lemaire and LOEWE bring it all together, structured leather bags, sculptural belts, and loafers that feel both classic and current.
How to Style It
This season is all about the balance between refinement and ease. Start with a tailored wool trouser from The Row, then add a lightweight turtleneck or fine-gauge knit for warmth without weight. Layer with Sacai’s deconstructed outerwear or a minimalist overcoat from Dries Van Noten — both elevate everyday dressing while keeping things functional. An Acne Studios scarf in muted camel or stone instantly softens the look, while LOEWE loafers or sleek leather boots complete it with quiet confidence.
For more casual days, trade the blazer for a textured overshirt or bomber from Stone Island, keeping proportions relaxed but still sharp. Accessories matter too: a Lemaire crossbody or slim portfolio grounds the outfit, making it city-ready without overcomplication. The result is a wardrobe that moves easily between work, weekend, and travel, refined, effortless, and distinctly MR PORTER.
Explore the full MR PORTER AW25 Part 2 collection at mrporter.com.
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