Off-White Fall Winter 2024-25 Fashion Show

Off-White continued its meteoric rise with a Fall Winter 2024-2025 collection that celebrated cultural fusion, streetwear glamour, and the legacy of founder Virgil Abloh. Creative director Ib Kamara drew inspiration from Africanness, Americanness, sports, and showbiz glitz, infusing the runway with a vibrant energy and a sense of optimism.

Titled "Black by Popular Demand," the collection paid homage to Off-White's roots as a Black-founded brand while embracing the global influence of African American and American culture. From inside-out tailoring to workwear with exposed lime green seams, faux fur trim, and bedazzled buttons, each piece reflected Kamara's vision of styling as an integral part of the design process.

Knitwear emerged as a standout, blending elements of traditional African dress and beading with American varsity stripes to create halter tops, minidresses, and skirts that exuded a sense of effortless cool. Menswear took on a maximalist aesthetic, with motocross and athletic-inspired looks featuring neon hued Americana stars and stripes, beaded track pants, and varsity jackets adorned with 3D butterfly embroideries.

Off-White also unveiled a collaboration with Wilson on basketballs and high-top sneakers, adding a touch of sporty sophistication to the collection. Reviving signature pieces like the tire-bodice dress and introducing spiral-cut bodycon dresses with crystal buttons, Kamara elevated evening wear offerings, cementing Off-White's presence on the Hollywood red carpet.

As the brand continues to evolve three years after Abloh's passing, Kamara remains committed to its mission of inclusion and cultural impact. Reflecting on Off-White's global reach and influence, Kamara emphasized the power of culture to drive change and inspire creativity.