In Milan on Saturday, Stone Island Unveils Futuristic Fall/Winter 2025 Collection
Stone Island, the premium outerwear label, made a bold statement on Saturday in Milan with the unveiling of its highly anticipated Fall/Winter 2025 collection. The event took place in a sprawling industrial showroom, where glass sectionals divided the latest additions by their various sub-labels: Ghost, Marina, and Stellina.
The Stone Island Ghost line exuded sophistication with a range of monochromatic formal wear crafted from the brand’s signature DAVID-TC textile. The Marina line, on the other hand, was ultra-bright and featured a new high-tech ribbed reflective silver badge. Stellina continued its minimalist, cosmopolitan aesthetic, while the new “Raw Beauty” capsule collection transformed old fabric scraps into shredded and rewoven garments, paying homage to Stone Island’s expanding archive.
The mainline collection drew inspiration from Japanese design techniques and lifestyles. The pieces showcased a proprietary dyeing method inspired by traditional indigo dyeing, as well as designs influenced by Japan’s neon-lit megacities and natural landscapes. The collection featured an array of techy garments, including the Translucent Cover, a two-layer jacket with a garment-dyed translucent polyurethane shell lined with cotton moleskin, and the Uneven Ripstop Prismatico, a hooded coat made with ripstop cotton and covered with a thin polyurethane film inspired by Stone Island’s classic “Reverse Colour Process” treatment. The color collision knit cardigan was equally impressive, with a five-gauge cotton knit ribbed construction manually sprayed in various hues.
One of the highlights of the collection was the re-emergence of the label’s longstanding Ice Jacket, first introduced in 1989. This iconic piece changes color when in contact with heat, thanks to its two-layer thermo-sensitive build. And for the first time, it is now available as a sweater. Check out the Fall/Winter 2025 collection in the gallery above, and stay tuned to Hypebeast for more coverage of Milan Fashion Week.
