On April 17, 2025, Ralph Lauren took over the Jack Shainman Gallery in Tribeca, turning it into a cinematic Western-meets-uptown dream. The Fall 2025 collection was a poetic ode to American heritage, with a fashion-forward twist only Ralph could deliver.

Models strutted down the runway in layered looks that blended rugged cowboy charm with New York elegance. Think buttery suede jackets over flowing silk dresses, velvet skirts paired with corset belts, and crisp tailored blazers worn like armor for the effortlessly chic. The palette stayed grounded in warm neutrals—camel, chocolate, black, ivory—with soft florals and touches of lace keeping it all deliciously romantic.

Accessories? As bold as ever. Fringe boots, wide belts, and statement earrings galloped onto the scene like they were born to be there. Every look told a story—of prairie dreams, big city polish, and the timeless allure of dressing well.

The front row sparkled with stars like Anne Hathaway, Michelle Williams, Kacey Musgraves, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, all adding their glow to the evening. But the moment that stole the show? Model Mona Tougaard in a breathtaking ivory taffeta shirtdress, closing the show just as Ralph Lauren himself made an appearance from a second-story balcony, cowboy-cool in a longhorn sweater.

With Fall 2025, Ralph Lauren reminds us why he’s a legend. While the fashion world flirts with fast trends, Ralph stays rooted in romance, nostalgia, and impeccable tailoring. It’s not just a collection—it’s a love story written in suede, silk, and soul.

Today, Ralph Lauren stands as more than just a brand. It’s a mood. A mood that whispers luxury, that celebrates individuality, and that reminds us all that whether you’re sipping champagne on a yacht or coffee on your porch, there’s always room for elegance—and maybe a little suede.

So here’s to the legacy of Ralph Lauren: part cowboy, part aristocrat, all class.