Xuly.Bët Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection

In high spirits a few days before his presentation, Lamine Badian Kouyaté explained that his new collection looked forward to move forward. “I went back to my parents, all the education that I took from them, and my exporter for Africa,” said designer born in Mali. “People there do not like to get rid of things, which I think are part of my inspiration and how I came to recycle things – it’s part of my childhood, the people who inspire me, and try to draw a future with a mixture of many effects.”

This wide range was like a group of greatest successes, including many Kouyaté signatures including red -colored Lycra, fur touches, silk screen denim, Upcycled sports shirts, and wax prints. Modernity came from knitting, made of a giant needle with fabric scraps, such as Look 9 lace skirt and AcCf-Trounk-Trance-Dress (Look 47). The same technique was used for the same (Figure 2) that was very heavy. The monitored jeans, which are running (Look 10), were on legs length of five or more feet, creating a similar window.

Kouyaté has always walked to his own drum (so they have its models: they carried the mutation boxes in the guerrilla warfare shows around Paris), but you can find the trends of the season here, such as neon, lace, animal prints, and heritage fabrics both Western (Tweed, Plaid) and African (Bogolan). As always, the group revolves around sustainable practices. “I am trying to return to the funds of Funkin” – make it exciting, but even if you choose it from the garbage [meaning: recycled fabrics] To maintain the dignity of the product, make it high. ”Kouyaté said.