Zimmermann Fall 2025: Boho Romance

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The front row at the Zimmermann show in Paris was a sea of pastel chiffon. Rose Byrne came in a white tunic embroidered with a radiating sun, while Katie Holmes opted for a pale yellow cargo jacket and pants.  More peach-colored looks came wafting down the runway. The Australian brand’s fall collection had an earthy palette that seemed color-coordinated with the mosaic tile floor of the ornate Petit Palais.  Nicky Zimmermann was inspired by the cult film “Picnic at Hanging Rock,” which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. “I’ve watched it and watched it and watched it, and it still just stands up. It’s so beautiful and eerie and mysterious,” she said during a preview. The outfits touched upon the various moods of the story, which follows a group of Victorian schoolgirls who go missing on an excursion into the outback. Satin robes, lace and crochet blouses with bell sleeves, and floaty tent dresses captured the romantic and ethereal mood of the opening scenes. You May Also Like Progressively, darker undertones emerged: snake prints jostled with the mineral tones of the Australian bush. A full-skirted dress with ruffled sleeves was rendered in indigo denim with cutouts at the hip, while Mongolian shearling jackets were tossed over olive silk harem pants or a bronze leather riding skirt. Though its roots are in swim and resortwear, Zimmermann is known for its elaborately embellished runway looks, which are eagerly awaited by clients each season. Highlights included a cream chiffon layered dress embroidered with vintage Valentine’s Day cards. “It’s so important for us to do these pieces that are just unashamedly feminine,” Zimmermann said, pointing out the delicate stitching. “Every single one is different. We did tiny, weeny little love hearts all the way around the edge.” Beauty Gallery 18 Photos View Gallery The boho-chic aesthetic is riding high thanks to the revival of Chloé, but Zimmermann has a secret sauce: its hand-drawn prints, which this season included a watercolor map of Mount Macedon, where Peter Weir’s movie is set. And if anyone’s still lost, bags came with a useful reminder: a charm in the shape of a kangaroo.

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