Berlin Fashion Week AW25: The Kilian Kerner AW25 Collection

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Written By Lucy Morris

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Event: Berlin Fashion Week AW25
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First published: 01st February 2025 at 2:00 PM GMT.

Kilian Kerner showed his new autumn/winter 25 collection entitled "Shitstorm" on Friday at the Uber Eats Music Hall

About Kilian Kerner

Kilian Kerner has been working as a designer since 2003 and founded his label “Kilian Kerner” in summer 2004. In addition to his own brands “Kilian Kerner” and “Kilian Kerner Senses”, which have been sold in 14 countries worldwide, he has collaborated with companies such as Nike, Fielmann, Newd.Tamaris, Villeroy & Boch, Samsonite and others.

Since 2021, the Berlin designer's label has been called “Kilian Kerner Berlin”.

The Berlin designer's fashion has been presented in New York, Paris, London, Barcelona, Las Vegas and L.A. He has regularly shown his creations at Berlin Fashion Week since 2008 and is one of the German capital's absolute figureheads.

The internationally renowned fashion critic Suzy Menkes replied to the question of who could be the next big fashion designer from Germany: “I think Kilian Kerner is very imaginative.”

Kilian Kerner's celebrity wearers include Heidi Klum, Jennifer Lopez, Rita Ora, Gwen Stefani, Halle Bailey, Kylie Minogue, Paris Hilton, Fergie, Angelique Kerber, Jella Haase, Jacob Rott, Bill Kaulitz and Riccardo Simonetti.

 

Kilian Kerner AW25

In his Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection titled "Shitstorm", Kilian Kerner Berlin addresses a highly topical and socially relevant issue: hate and hostility on the internet. The designer's show is a powerful plea against this form of digital attack and its consequences, with the designs symbolizing responsibility, courage, and the ability to creatively reflect on societal challenges. They represent strength and resilience while simultaneously calling for greater empathy and solidarity. The approximately 45 showcased looks combine progressive designs with a strong dose of glamour. Unisex pieces and the blend of daywear and eveningwear create an exciting balance between wearability and extravagance. Key features include sparkling sequins, voluminous cuts, and denim elements reimagined with playful details. Vegan fabrics and production in Poland emphasize the focus on sustainability and ethical manufacturing. Kilian Kerner Berlin presents a collection that holistically embodies strength, responsibility, and vision.

 
 

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