Berlin Fashion Week has officially revealed the schedule for its upcoming edition, set to take place from Monday, June 30 to Thursday, July 3, 2025. This highly anticipated event will follow right after Paris Men’s Fashion Week.
This season, Berlin will feature 36 show formats along with a spotlight on emerging talents in diverse and striking venues, once again showcasing the city’s vibrant and creative spirit.
A major highlight includes the participation of the 19 winners of the Berlin Contemporary Concept Competition. Notably, the competition was opened to international labels for the first time, broadening the scope of talent presented.
Some of the standout venues for this season’s presentations and shows include iconic Berlin locations such as the KitKat Club, Cank in Neukölln, Museum für Fotografie, Palais am Funkturm, Kindl Brewery, Alte Münze, and Kranzler Eck.
The fashion week will deliver an eclectic mix of runway shows, creative presentations, and immersive events for both a professional audience and international guests. The concept competition, which was financed by Berlin’s Senate Department for Economic Affairs, Energy and Public Enterprises through the Project Future initiative, was coordinated by Fashion Council Germany.
The 19 winning brands that will be showcased include: Andrej Gronau, Balletshofer, Buzigahill, Colrs, David Koma, Gerrit Jacob, GmbH, Haderlump, Joannes, Kitschy Couture, Laura Gerte, Lueder, Marke, Milk of Lime, Orange Culture, Palmwine IceCream, Richert Beil, SF1OG, and Sia Arnika.
Berlin Fashion Week will kick off with the “Der Berliner Salon” format on Monday, June 30, 2025, at 2:00 PM. This event will be held at the Museum für Fotografie, emphasizing the tradition of integrating German fashion with cultural institutions.
The Museum für Fotografie, home to the Helmut Newton Foundation and the Art Library, offers a cultural platform for fashion. Its group exhibition will be open to the public from July 1 to 6, 2025, aiming to stimulate new dialogues between fashion and the arts.
On Wednesday, July 2, 2025, “Intervention” by Reference Studios will be hosted at the Palais am Funkturm. Shows during this event include Lueder at 1:00 PM, David Koma at 4:00 PM, GmbH at 7:00 PM, and Ottolinger at 9:00 PM. Following Ottolinger’s show, guests will be treated to a music performance at the same venue.
Throughout the four-day event, Reference Studios will also present a pop-up store in collaboration with Mowalola. The store will open with a reception on Monday and remain active throughout the week.
The NEWEST format, organized by the agency Nowadays, will start on Tuesday at Fürst on Kurfürstendamm. That day will feature Milk of Lime at 10:00 AM, MARKE at 4:00 PM, and Buzigahill at 8:00 PM. On Wednesday, SF1OG will present its collection at 8:00 PM. COLRS at 10:00 AM and Orange Culture at 2:00 PM will wrap up the NEWEST format on Thursday.
In addition to these events, several other notable labels will feature in the official show schedule, including Anja Gockel, #Damur, Marc Cain, Rebekka Ruétz, Tell the Truth, and Viktoranisimov. Designers Danny Reinke, Kilian Kerner, and Marcel Ostertag will return with their joint format, Collectivefour, to the renowned Uber Arena.
Beyond the official calendar, pop-up events and experimental formats will pop up throughout the city, contributing to the week’s dynamic and fashion-forward atmosphere. These pop-ups are also expected to offer designer items at more accessible price points.
The “Metamorphosis – Dialogues About Change” talk series, powered by eBay and initiated by Fashion Council Germany, returns for the third time. This series fosters important discussions around transformation and innovation in fashion.
To add a festive flair, Berlin will host various parties throughout the week. The opening night will kick off with the Deadhype X Guess Jeans Party on Monday, offering a vibrant hub for designers, brands, and industry professionals to connect and celebrate.
Berlin Fashion Week 2025 promises to be a thrilling fusion of style, culture, and innovation, with something to captivate every attendee.
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