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29 Nov 2025
Summer arrived early in the hands of SABEN this month, as the brand introduced its SS25 collection—an edit shaped by warmth, texture and the relaxed confidence of a season lived mostly outdoors. The new drop felt like a quiet nod to the way Australian women actually dress in summer: light layers, sun-washed palettes and accessories that move easily between weekdays, dinners, coastal escapes and long December afternoons.
The collection unfolded through natural textures and grounded tones, beginning with raffia pieces that captured the artisanal ease of beachside living. Softly structured shapes and woven surfaces brought a breezy refinement, pairing seamlessly with linen sets and denim staples without overpowering them. It was the kind of summer accessory that didn’t ask for attention—yet always held it.
Colour shaped the mood of the season. Umber introduced a deep, earthy warmth that felt instantly wearable; Desert Rose brought a soft flush of blush pink that illuminated even the simplest outfits; Marigold stepped in with a burst of saturated yellow, a mood-lifting accent for those who enjoy a little colour in the sunshine. Dove Grey answered the rising demand for understated luxury, while Eucalyptus offered a contemporary alternative, its soft sage tone sitting beautifully alongside natural fabrics and botanical palettes.
Tan emerged as one of the defining threads of the season, grounding SABEN’s MIRAGE story with leather that carried a natural glow under summer light. Two new textures rounded out the collection with a sense of contrast. Croc Emboss introduced a sleek, structured edge in black—refined and quietly striking. Suede & Fringe unfolded with a more expressive movement, blending 70s flair with modern softness in pieces that swayed gently with every step.
SABEN SS25 felt designed for a summer lived with intention: earthy tones, sensory textures and silhouettes that complement rather than complicate. It offered a refined interpretation of seasonal dressing—calm, tactile and quietly confident—making the collection one of the most inviting additions to the Australian summer wardrobe.
