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Paul Costelloe AW25 at LFW

  • Writer: Vasiliki Prestidge
    Vasiliki Prestidge
  • Mar 21
  • 1 min read

Updated: Mar 22

Paul Costelloe unveiled his Autumn/Winter 2025 collection at London Fashion Week, drawing inspiration from equestrian themes and his Irish heritage. The show took place at The Waldorf's Palm Court, adorned with panels depicting freehand sketches of horses, reflecting Costelloe's upbringing on a Dublin farm. ​




The collection featured elegant, powerful designs with broad shoulders, cinched waists, and structured short dresses paired with knee-high socks. Costelloe utilized rich fabrics such as Irish tweed from Magee of Ireland and Harris of Scotland, silk, and traditional Irish knitwear.




The color palette included autumnal shades of brown, green, yellow, cream, berry reds, pink, and contrasting black and white. His black and white, big-collared gowns were particularly striking.


Accessories played a significant role, with high-heeled boots, equestrian-inspired leather pieces like wide belts, gloves, and saddle bags, and jewelry from P.K. Bijoux adding a touch of glamour. ​


Costelloe's mastery in sculptural tailoring was evident, with coats and dresses showcasing architectural elegance through structured shoulders, flowing hemlines, and dramatic layering.


The show concluded with a moving ballad by Rod Stewart, providing a fitting end to a collection that beautifully blended nostalgia with modern elegance.


One of my favourite shows this season.






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