The Best Model-Off-Duty Style From the Spring 2025 Season

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Fashion Month may be behind us, but spring 2025 continues to loom large in our imaginations. While we’re still thinking about Alessandro Michele’s return at Valentino and the Coperni Disneyland show, we can’t talk about fashion without acknowledging the models.

We usually see models as canvases for the clothing, but when they’re off the clock, they’re able to give us a taste their own personal style. Kendall Jenner paraded her vintage Alaïa jacket around the streets of Paris; Vittoria Ceretti accessorized her slip dress with a scarf and sunnies; Mona Tougaard showed off her Tabi ballet flats; and Quannah Chasinghorse used her T-shirt to bring attention to a cause close to her heart.

Sure, they’re shepherding the most exciting new fashions down the runway all season long, but model-off-duty style is in its own league for good reason. Practical-meets-stylish, models across New York, London, Milan, and Paris showed us how they make their jeans, trench coats, and tees their own. Some opted to keep their looks classic and simple (they are changing in and out of clothing all day, after all) while others personalize timeless outfits with their accessories.

Check out some of our favorite model-off-duty looks from the spring 2025 season below.

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Hannah Jackson is a fashion writer at Vogue, where she covers celebrity style, trends, and occasionally culture. Her work has also appeared in Elle, The Cut, Architectural Digest, Harper’s Bazaar, Rolling Stone, W, and elsewhere. She lives in Brooklyn. You can email her at [email protected].

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