Balenciaga & Lamborghini Unveil Fall 25 Collaboration with Global Paris Launch
Balenciaga and Automobili Lamborghini have launched their highly anticipated Fall 2025 collaboration, kicking off in Paris with a series of immersive global activations.
Balenciaga and Automobili Lamborghini have launched their highly anticipated Fall 2025 collaboration, kicking off in Paris with a series of immersive global activations.
Balenciaga and Automobili Lamborghini have officially launched their Fall 2025 collaboration — a bold, motorsport-inspired collection that fuses cutting-edge fashion with high-performance engineering.
Unveiled in Paris, the collaboration includes ready-to-wear, leather goods, jewellery, and accessories, all drawing from Lamborghini’s automotive language while staying true to Balenciaga’s architectural silhouettes and boundary-pushing design ethos.
Key pieces include oversized bomber jackets, leather racing jackets, layered trompe-l’œil T-shirts and hoodies, many featuring artwork inspired by Lamborghini’s upcoming Temerario model.
Anchoring the capsule are exclusive versions of Balenciaga’s Rodeo, Hourglass, Explorer, and Carrie bags, reimagined with the Automobili Lamborghini Shield emblem. Accessories such as the Dashboard Clutch and key fob–inspired charms further embed the collection in automotive culture.
The accompanying campaign, shot by Stef Mitchell, showcases the Lamborghini Revuelto model alongside Balenciaga-clad models styled from the Fall 25 runway.
To mark the global launch, Balenciaga is staging a series of high-concept store activations in major fashion capitals.
Lamborghini Revuelto supercars emblazoned with Balenciaga graffiti decals will appear outside flagship boutiques including Avenue Montaigne in Paris, Greene Street in New York, and Taikoo Hui in Shanghai, each featuring custom regional colorways.
The Balenciaga Art in Stores initiative will include works by German artist Yngve Holen, whose anatomical sculptures crafted from Lamborghini parts will be displayed at flagships including Paris, Milan, and London.
In-store installations will also feature driving simulators by Vesaro — built using genuine Lamborghini components and designed in collaboration with Lamborghini Centro Stile — at locations such as Rue Saint-Honoré in Paris and Sloane Street in London.
In a high-tech twist, Lamborghini has developed a dedicated Apple Vision Pro app offering clients a virtual exploration of the Temerario, blending the digital realm with Balenciaga’s physical spaces for a deeper brand immersion.
The collection is now available at select Balenciaga stores worldwide and online at balenciaga.com and balenciaga.cn.
From elevated skincare to handcrafted home pieces, this year’s most thoughtful gifts go beyond the expected.
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From elevated skincare to handcrafted home pieces, this year’s most thoughtful gifts go beyond the expected.
Mother’s Day has quietly evolved. It’s no longer about last-minute flowers or safe department store buys. Instead, there’s a noticeable shift towards gifts that feel considered, personal and, increasingly, lasting.
This year’s edit leans into that idea, bringing together pieces that balance design, purpose and a sense of story.
At the more elevated end of beauty, Australian-founded skincare label Bon Elliot offers a future-facing approach grounded in dermatology.

Its Hydrating Performance Serum, priced at $220, is designed to support the skin’s natural balance, working across the microbiome, barrier and repair response for a more refined, luminous finish.
It’s the kind of gift that feels indulgent, but also quietly practical.
For something less expected, there’s a playful turn in the form of Tinned Candle’s handcrafted pieces.

Inspired by tinned fish, the Atlanta-based studio has created candles that are as much design objects as they are functional.
Importantly, they smell nothing like sardines, leaning instead into ocean breeze or champagne notes, depending on the piece . It’s a small, clever way to bring personality into a space.
There’s also a growing appetite for gifts that give something back.
Coral adoption programs offer a more meaningful alternative, allowing you to adopt a coral in your mother’s name while supporting fragile marine ecosystems under threat from climate change.
It’s less about the object and more about the gesture, which, in many ways, feels more aligned with the moment.
Homewares continue to hold their place, particularly when craftsmanship is at the centre.
Tanora’s collection, handcrafted in Madagascar, blends traditional techniques with a modern coastal aesthetic, spanning everything from woven totes to placemats and cushions.

These are pieces that don’t just decorate a home, they add texture and narrative to it.
For something more personal, Australian lingerie label Cloud Blvd offers soft, wearable luxury in the form of robes and camisoles.
With options designed for comfort as much as elegance, they strike that rare balance between everyday use and quiet indulgence.

And for the mother who loves to host, Mesa Collections delivers a playful yet polished take on the table.
Think colourful linens, sculptural silverware and small details that turn a simple meal into something more considered.

What ties all of this together is a shift in mindset.
The best gifts this Mother’s Day aren’t necessarily the most expensive or the most obvious. They’re the ones that show thought, whether that’s through design, craftsmanship or meaning.
Which, if you think about it, is exactly the point.
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