Philophiles entered a state of euphoria last October when the face of their fashion fandom, former Céline designer Phoebe Philo, made a grand return to the scene with the launch of her eponymous label. Following months of swirling rumors and excited industry chatter, the cult-followed visionary came back with Collection A — a multi-pronged fashion manifesto broken up into three "edits" over the course of several months — that effectively sold out in its first drop. She's since taken her business global, expanding operations into the Asia-Pacific region with plans to begin shipping to Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore and South Korea next month — just in time for the next installment in her brand's design thesis: Collection B.
Philo has quietly revealed a preview of her sophomore lineup, which is slated for release early next year, on her brand's Instagram account — where just nine posts, each with comments turned off and simple captions boasting the collection's title, scream (ironically) quiet luxury.
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But the designs themselves are, in many cases, much louder: a bright feathered coat drapes around the human form and dangles like a cape behind one model, while a firetruck red, Philo-branded leather bag is flung over the shoulder of another. Big sherpa coats and plushy grey trenches are ultra-cozy, while trompe-l'oeil sequin T-shirts front the red Phoebe Philo logo with confidence.
The line upholds the same unwavering elegance that defined Philo's inaugural output, with sophisticated suiting, sharp necklines, form-flattering cinched waists and an overall professionalism that shakes what's possible for feminine formalwear. Instead of distancing sporty styles from officewear or casual garbs from evening ensembles, the designer aptly blends fashion tropes to continue building out a wardrobe that is uniquely Phoebe Philo.
Phoebe Philo's Collection B edits will arrive from early 2025 through May 2025 online and in select stores via global wholesale partners. Take a first look at the lineup in the gallery above.
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