Todd Snyder’s fall-winter 2025 collection took center stage at New York City’s Academy Mansion, distilling the effortless elegance of 1980s Saint-Germain into a modern-day wardrobe.
The season draws from the distinct style of the famous Parisian neighborhood, where intellectuals, creatives, and professionals move through the streets, each with a signature look.
Undergrads in neatly pressed trousers and wool coats linger on the steps of the Sorbonne, while writers in soft, oversized knits and polished loafers lose themselves in thought at Café de Flore.
Businessmen navigate the city in sharp three-piece suits, their pocket watches glinting under streetlamps. Tradesmen embrace the utilitarian charm of bleu de travail, the timeless French work jacket, its sturdy fabric softened by years of wear.
Meanwhile, jazz musicians slip into dimly lit clubs, their leather jackets exuding an air of quiet rebellion. Snyder reinterprets these archetypes through a lens of contemporary luxury. Soft cashmere coats drape effortlessly over crisp shirting, while plush corduroy suiting introduces a rich tactility.
Jewel-toned velvet blazers nod to a bygone era of opulence, balanced by relaxed proportions that suggest modern ease. A midnight navy peacoat, adorned with brass buttons, brings structure to an otherwise fluid silhouette. Elsewhere, a sage green suit in lush corduroy strikes a balance between refinement and nonchalance.
The collection thrives on these contrasts—heritage meets innovation, tradition is reworked with subtle irreverence, and Parisian style is rendered with an American sensibility.
Todd Snyder Fall/Winter 2025 Collection
