
Off-White™ "State of Resistance" FW25 collection merges strength with grace in celebration of self-expression under Ib Kamara's visionary direction.
On March 6th, during Paris Fashion Week, Off-White™ unveiled its FW25 collection titled State of Resistance, directed by creative visionary Ib Kamara. This collection embodies the fusion of bold design, resilience, and the transformative power of self-expression. Kamara continues to redefine the Off-White™ aesthetic, pushing the boundaries of fashion while celebrating individuality and diversity.

A Vision of Strength and Grace
The State of Resistance collection is an ode to the beauty of contrast—where strength meets grace, and tradition collides with rebellion. The show, set against a futuristic backdrop at Espace Niemeyer in Paris, offered a powerful visual narrative. Kamara drew inspiration from cultural and historical movements, reimagining traditional uniforms - such as school attire, workwear, and sportswear - through a contemporary, punk-inspired lens.



Structured shoulders symbolize resilience and defiance, a signature motif in Kamara's designs. Meanwhile, the use of humble materials reflects the democracy at the heart of the community. Women's looks sculpted the body with architectural cuts and zippered tailoring, exuding both rigor and sensuality. Menswear showcased hybrid materials, unexpected fabric combinations, and bold layering, reinforcing a message of innovation and resistance.



Materials and Color Palette
The designs incorporated versatile materials, including jersey and denim, treated with experimental techniques that enhanced their texture and movement. A primarily neutral color palette was punctuated with vibrant hues of aquamarine, deep purples, and fiery reds, adding a dynamic energy to the collection.


Off-White™ FW25 Accessories and Details
Accessories played a key role in shaping the narrative and were infused with signature codes. Standout pieces included the SAND BAG, which channels the pure functionality of the construction yard into a design that turns the ordinary on its head. Statement varsity and bomber jackets emphasized the collection's fusion of streetwear and high fashion, staying true to the Off-White™ legacy initiated by founder Virgil Abloh.
The Off-White™ arrows pointed to every corner on a denim-effect jersey full look. Additional graphic eagles and stars were embroidered or printed onto tailored topcoats, ties, and fitted sheath dresses. There was a creative parlay with bouclé, which was worked into more jersey in a big shouldered ivory jacket and some woven-color cropped menswear jackets. Storage was everywhere, little poppered utility compartments worked into shoes, pants, jackets and bandoliers.


A Manifesto for Self-Expression
More than just a fashion show, State of Resistance stood as a manifesto for authenticity and independence. The collection invited wearers to embrace their uniqueness without compromise, reinforcing the idea that unity does not mean uniformity. This ethos was reflected in the diverse cast of models who embodied the collection's spirit of defiance and empowerment on the runway.


Notable Runway Moments
The collection came alive through standout presentations: Look 2 with Malick Bodian showcasing the collection's bold architectural structure; Look 8 featuring Yasmin Wijnaldum in a striking contrast of textures and silhouettes; and the finale, Look 50, where Burna Boy commanded attention in the signature Off-White™ arrow-adorned denim-effect jersey ensemble.



This season marked a pivotal moment for Off-White™, affirming its creative independence after parting ways with LVMH. Kamara's vision continues to honor the late Virgil Abloh's legacy while carving out a bold, innovative future for the brand. By merging heritage with radical reinvention, State of Resistance cements Off-White's position as a powerhouse in contemporary fashion - where strength and grace coexist, and self-expression knows no bounds.