Nicky Zimmermann looked back to her time in design school in Sydney in the ‘80s and the films that made an impact on her and her classmates, such as “Pretty in Pink,” “The Breakfast Club” and “St. Elmo’s Fire,” for inspiration for hersaid. “It was also about the music and when weren’t in the films. These guys also had such incredible, iconic style and to me it’s timeless.
The designer’s prints stood out, balancing the nostalgic with the present day. There was the “dear diary” print, which gave a nod to the past with an array of motifs like cassettes, lockets, lipsticks and dove birds. The print was seen on sheer fabrics and superimposed on lace details, giving a whimsical and light feel that balanced out the more structured styles.
Zimmermann juxtaposed the airier feminine styles with heavier materials like denim and leather and constructed silhouettes, including biker and jean jackets, that she said gave a nod to the male protagonists in the films. Her spin on ‘80s fashion trends combined with her skill in craft and design details made for a strong resort 2025 collection with myriad pieces fit for her go-to customer. Baby Bumps on Cannes Film Festival Red Carpet: Pregnant Blake Lively, Angelina Jolie & More Maternity Dressing Through the Years
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