Esber's seasonal allusions were as deep as they were varied. He drew inspiration from early 20th-century delicate cotton pants, 1980s draped designs and even leather suits from the Helmut Lang era. The designer's unique style was expertly combined with these inspirations to create a collection that managed to feel both new and familiar.
Among the standout items were the draped gowns, which gave an organic touch to the otherwise sleek and architectural designs, and were supported by enormous cast-metal patterns embellished with sea beads. Esber also introduced sleek leather suits with a gradient wash that resembled suede and scuffed back to give them a worn-in, textured look. The collection's utilitarian touch was added by chute dresses with parka-style necklines, and the three remaining polka-dot mesh pieces, when updated with ostrich feathers, resembled wearable dandelions in their delicate yet statement-making nature.
Esber showed how to carefully strike a balance between innovation and commercial viability in the Spring Summer 2025 collection. The collection offered a hint as to where Esber's brand can go in the future by gently venturing into new ground rather than resting on its previous triumphs. Viewers of fashion were excited to see what was next because of the show's bold innovation, sculptural design, and sensuality, which was well-deserved of his recent achievements.