COMIN’ AROUND AGAIN: The weather may still be summery in much of Europe but Martine Rose and Napapijri are already thinking about cold winter nights, blustery winds and snowfall.

The two are revisiting their partnership with a new collaboration for fall 2025 based on some of the anoraks, rain jackets, fleeces and T-shirts that Rose designed between 2017 and 2019 for Napapijri, an Italian brand owned by VF Corp. Rose’s London contemporary, Christopher Raeburn, has served as global creative director at the brand since 2023.

“We’re really proud of the collections we released together,” Rose said. “I’m always being stopped and asked about the pieces when I wear them — and people still reference the imagery we created in the shoots. The mix of the clothing, locations and cast was so fresh. This is a chance for those who missed out the first time around to get their hands on the best of those collections.”

The Martine Rose for Napapijri fall 2025 collection will be available on the Martine Rose and Napapijri sites and in select retailers worldwide, with the first drop launching later this month.

Rose is a regular collaborator, and has worked with brands including Clarks, Supreme, Stüssy and Nike, for which she famously created a collection of tailored clothing to coincide with the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup soccer games. 

A London native, Rose is famous for her colorful, and community-focused, runway backdrops, which over the years have included her daughter’s primary school; the Seven Sisters food market in Tottenham, and the roof of a corporate office block in the City of London.

For her spring 2026 show in June, the designer invited guests to St. Marylebone Jobcentre in London, where one floor was dedicated to the show and another was turned into a street market with stalls by local designers and makers selling T-shirts, magazines, antiques and accessories.

Rose, alongside Jonathan Anderson, Miuccia Prada and Rick Owens, is up for the Designer of the Year prize at the Fashion Awards in London, which take place on Dec. 1.