Fall 2025: Tony Ward's Entre Reves et Regards

Tony Ward Couture's latest collection, "Entre Rêve et Regard," arrives as a manifesto for those who refuse to whisper when they could roar.

Drawing inspiration from masquerade balls and theatrical expression, this season is a celebration of transformation through self-expression. Ward reimagines the ornate richness of the Baroque era with a modern lens—infusing historical codes with cutting-edge craftsmanship and contemporary silhouettes.

The ccorsetry functions as architectural statement, transforming torsos into landscapes of intention. Handmade 3D appliqués don't simply adorn—they erupt, creating topographies of texture. Sharp shoulders and sculptural forms declare presence . Sheer panels and strategic cut-outs in velvet devoré create visual tension between revelation and concealment.

Volutes of embroidery, sculptural forms, and ornamental detail do not speak of nostalgia, but of reinvention. Here, opulence becomes armor, and the theatrical is not costume, but character. This season explores a world caught between dream and drama, where Couture becomes a powerful way to communicate.

The silhouettes are bold and defined. Cut-out velvet and ornate embroidery shape the body with protective strength. Three-dimensional details burst from the seams, demanding attention and touch. Pearls become dramatic elements, contrasting against see-through fabrics and structured forms. Oversized sleeves, metallic textures, and delicate lace combine to create looks that make a powerful statement.

The color story strikes a dynamic balance. Blues and pinks are vibrant and energetic rather than soft and subdued. These are complemented by rich amber, deep red, and natural earth tones that ground the collection.