Slim Aarons, a photographer, who reached the peak of his fame in the 60s and 70s, vividly captured the lives of the rich and famous. His work on country clubs has become a key reference for the Spring-Summer 2025 collection.

Consequently, the collection pays homage to the codes and lifestyle of country clubs, as well as to the trailblazers who rose to prominence and transformed these elite spaces into playgrounds for new money: Sean Connery and Joe Pesci, Pavarotti and Jordan, Tupac and Tyson, Tiger Woods and Jay-Z. These diverse worlds and eras are not merely cohabiting but blending together, creating a masterful “mix-and-no-match.”

The initial looks continue to refine the themes introduced last season: a suede Sahara jacket reminiscent of a young De Niro, Nineties prints, ties, denim, and signature printed tracksuit jackets that nod to The Sopranos. Unsurprisingly, the braid motif is a recurring theme in the collection, appearing on tracksuit jackets and as leather accessories.

With bold layering, the new Drôle de Monsieur man unveils his uniform. One key looks this season features a mock croc vest over a loose striped shirt and patterned tie, a style Tupac Shakur would have undoubtedly embraced.

The Drôle spirit gradually transitions to a sportier energy, inspired by post-polo or golf leisure wear, manifesting in jersey shorts and sleeveless puffer jackets, or a shirt and short combo in the style of Pavarotti. As evening approaches, tweed suits and silk robes paired with leather brogues with braided trim convey a chic and subdued mood.

For the woman line, the collection prioritizes beauty over body consciousness, with tailoring suits and printed jacket, understanding that playing with the masculine wardrobe is the best way to express her personality.

Drôle de Monsieur continues its exploration of the dialogue between elegant opulence and urban countercultures.

Discover Drôle de Monsieur Spring-Summer ’25 Collection on Crash.