Peter Do Spring 2025 collection, presented at Paris’s Musée Guimet, offered a fresh perspective on menswear.
The show, steeped in Asian influences reflecting Do’s Vietnamese heritage, featured innovative dyeing techniques using natural elements like leaves, tree bark, and earth. These unique dyes created striking ombré patterns on delicate fabrics, showcased in standout pieces like a men’s bomber jacket.
The collection explored Do’s signature fluid deconstruction, highlighted by long shirts worn askew and a refined dark green chiffon tunic paired with matching trousers.
Alongside these artisanal pieces, Do introduced “168,” a new line of tailored suits, reflecting his ongoing work with Helmut Lang. The collection also featured shredded denim, sporty black satin puffers, and textured cotton shirts. While the diverse range of styles presented a challenge for overall cohesion, the show demonstrated Do’s commitment to pushing boundaries and refining his minimalist aesthetic.
The designer’s personal touch was evident, particularly in the incorporation of his own tattoo as a key design element in the new all-black, seasonless, gender-neutral “168” line. The show concluded with a vibrant performance by Plastique Tiara, adding a dynamic finish to the presentation.