Baum und Pferdgarten’s Pre-Spring 2025 collection is titled ”Party Like It’s 1999.” Inspired by the vibrant and dynamic parties of the ’90s, the collection embodies the spirit of celebration, freedom, and fun.
Our 25th-anniversary collection, ”Love und Friendship Since 1999,” celebrated the enduring partnership and creative journey of Baum und Pferdgarten’s Creative Directors, Rikke Baumgarten and Helle Hestehave. The Pre-Spring 2025 collection extends the celebration.
”When reflecting on those times, it was all about intimate gatherings in private apartments that would suddenly transform into impromptu parties, with the checkerboard kitchen floor as the dancefloor. With that in mind, we have created a collection focused on items perfect for spontaneous parties and festive occasions.” Rikke Baumgarten and Helle Hestehave, Creative Directors.
Infused with the eclectic energy of the era, the collection captures the carefree spirit with a contemporary twist. Classic silhouettes meet draped materials, adorned with playful rosette details and sequins. The collection offers a versatile range of wardrobe essentials, including fitted suits, knitwear, and striped shirts with quirky accents, seamlessly transitioning from day to night. Embracing the notion that every day can hold a celebration, it invites wearers to enjoy life’s cheerful moments with ease. This reflects our commitment to creating collections for women who make a fashionable yet relaxed statement, joyfully encouraging wearers to embrace life’s everyday moments with celebration.
The colour palette is a play of contrasts with classic dark shades like black and blue, complemented by crisp white and soft beige, mingling with lively pops of green, red, and sparkly lilac.
With ”Party Like It’s 1999”, Baum und Pferdgarten invites fashion enthusiasts to embrace the spirit of celebration and the joy of living in the moment. Channeling this infectious energy, the collection celebrates the freedom of self-expression and the excitement of creating unforgettable memories.
