Premium lifestyle brand Tommy Hilfiger showcases its Spring 25’ collection at New York Fashion Week. The show, set on the decommissioned MV John F. Kennedy, serves as a salute to Tommy’s passion and admiration for nautical lifestyle. Anchored in the brand’s signature colors of red, white, and blue, the collection re-envisions the styles that have defined Tommy Hilfiger since 1985.

The Spring 25’ collection accents Breton and Ithaca shirting stripes influenced by the art and history of sailing—alongside light and fluid archival jackets and utility pants crafted from sail-cloth nylons and crinkled cottons. In an array of solids and checks, the women’s capri pants are worn paired back to oversized fisherman knits. The classic prep style is revitalized with varsity jackets that feature linen and leather, chinos with deck-inspired turn-ups, and double-pleated yacht shorts. A soft tailoring and sartorial feel is applied to sporty club blazers, hand-knitted polos, and deconstructed trench coats, in an effort to emulate the comfort of the captain’s quarters. Looks are finished with neck-tie bandanas, hand-woven coastal slippers, and a fresh TH Monogram on raffia baseball caps patterned as chunky rope— where coastal meets Ivy League prep.

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