Snowy Streets and Ethereal Ball Gowns: Enter the Winter Fairytale of Richard Quinn

For his Fall/Winter 2025 collection, Richard Quinn transformed the runway into a snowy London street that looked like it had been taken out straight from an old romantic movie.

And it’s safe to say that every woman present at the show gasped when models started walking from the grand Georgian townhouse installation.

The collection celebrated women in general. The 50s and 60s inspired haute-couture silhouettes really spoke for themselves.

Tulle ball skirts, cinched waists, sequin embroidery, flowers, bows and delicate ribbons all added to what felt like a romantic declaration of love for femininity.

Color-wise, Quinn mainly sticked to a black and white palette, keeping the designs extremely classy. Yet, spectators could witness patterns, too. The designer looked at the idea of the AW fashion season from a different angle, including pastel colors and delicate floral designs, which almost felt like “something against the rules.”

And as a cherry on top, the fashion show ended with a collection of ethereal winter bridal designs.

Well, one thing is for sure, we never want to dress in anything else except from Richard Quinn.