Maison Special's Spring Summer 2025 collection is a study in visual tension—where utility meets eccentricity, and color becomes a statement of intent. Shot by Teruo Horikoshi, the lookbook captures a kinetic energy rooted in urban dynamism, turning everyday environments into backdrops for avant-garde expression.

This season, the brand continues to subvert expectations through architectural silhouettes, modular layering, and a fearless approach to fabric contrast. Technical nylons, hyper-light meshes, metallic sheens, and sculpted tailoring collide across looks that oscillate between street-coded and conceptual. Vivid hues—acid green, safety orange, neon lilac—serve as visual punctuation against sharp monochromes, pushing the wearer into a space between function and fantasy.

There's no nostalgia here, no retro callbacks—Maison Special SS25 is wired entirely for the now. Each piece, from oversized mesh trenches to cinched utility skirts and boxy tailoring, feels like a blueprint for future-ready dressing, experimental but grounded.

By blending Tokyo’s fashion-forward pulse with a global sense of play, the collection underscores the label’s distinct identity: unorthodox, intelligent, and unapologetically bold.