Diesel’s disruptive fashion was hosted in a 3-km-graffiti-art for its last f/w 2025/2026 show taking place for Milan Fashion Week. The scenario was what they claim was the biggest ever known graffiti installation,created by a global street art collective of around 7,000 amateur and expert graffiti artists.
“I love that thousands of people around the world have worked together to create the set design. This is the true democracy of Diesel,” commented Glenn Martens, creative director, Diesel, pointing out the brand’s identity to focus on denim, utility, pop, artisanal and the idea of subverting traditions.
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Diesel f/w 2025
This season’s collection expressed the same message by betting collarless, little bouclé jackets and, a denim miniskirt and lots of distressed denim items reproducing devoré indigo hounds tooth items along with trompe-l’oeil real and fake surface effects, along with ultra-padded hooded jackets that wrap like a shawl, low-cut wool skirts or denim jeans, boiled leather jackets and shirts and impossibly low-cut tailored pants.
Experimentation was everywhere, like plasticized denim jackets, bustiers and jeans: it’s as if the pieces have been entirely laminated, cut only for the pockets. Flocking on tulle is like the trace of garments, like the impression of cable knit floating over the body. Tulle has been woven with a jacquard that looks as if denim has been near obliterated, cut into a dress or strapless gown, or covering a padded silver jacket and coat.
An exclusive capsule collection will be available from today, February 27th, featuring work by six international graffiti artists who each helped to create the show set. To make the collection, Diesel pieces were sent to the artists for them to graffiti in their own style. The results were then scanned and printed on actual garments to be sold by selected Diesel stores worldwide and diesel.com.
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Diesel f/w 2025
The graffiti artists who collaborated on the collection were Roy XR Chen from China, Ryota Daimon from Japan, Farai Engelbrecht from South Africa, Phree Hester from The US, Brianna Toomer from France, and Red Longo from Italy.
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