For Fall 2025, Coach debuted its collection at the historic Park Avenue Armory on New York’s Upper East Side. Creative director Stuart Vevers’ show notes referenced Larry Clark’s ‘90s New York, evident in the Kids-like clothes that rounded out the playful yet polished collection. Models paraded down the runway in baby graphic tees, loose low-slung denim, cheetah coats, and distressed leather jackets, as indie pop band, Nation of Language provided a live soundtrack to the show.
“My vision for Fall was to ground the collection in all the things that make Coach so distinct as a fashionhouse: our heritage materials and palette, our commitment to repurposing and ‘re-loving’ secondhand garments through craft, and our belief in the power of community and self-expression,” said Vevers.
Classics from the ‘90s and early aughts were interpreted for today’s audience, like shrunken bomber jackets, some made from repurposed garments, floor-dusting trench coats in shearling and leather, and faux fur coats. Other vintage staples appeared, including ultra-baggy skate-inspired pants, peacoats, and shift dresses. The overall colour palette drew from classic Coach tones of rich tan and faded black, with other shades coming through materials like washed denim, metallic knits and beading. “There’s a clear, cohesive idea here in terms of materials, silhouette and styling, and that comes from knowing who we are and what we stand for,” Vevers continued.
With leather goods, the Twin Pocket Bag made its runway debut, a design inspired by an archive piece from 1968, while the Brooklyn and Empire bags returned in more playful proportions. The Soho Sneaker also returned, this time with new finishes, including a silver suede and leopard print. Other standout styles included stuffed animal slippers, block-heeled loafers and kitten-heel sandals.
With Gen Z customers clearly on the brand’s mind this season, Vevers delivered a clear vision of American classics for the season.
Discover the collection below.
