Something has changed on the runways in the last two seasons. Whereas before, the ready-to-wear featured was what really sparked conversations and stuck in show attendees' brains, recent collections have seen a shift in attention paid toward accessories. The more personality in them, the better. Think pillbox hats, leather opera gloves, enlarged handbags, and statement-making belts, to name a few. At the spring 2025 shows, one accessory, in particular, made its dominance known: ties.
Funnily enough, unlike most other accessory trends, ties weren't seen at dozens of different shows. They didn't have to be to become the most talked-about accessory of the entire season. All it really took was one show to shoot them toward that number one spot: Saint Laurent. At the French fashion house's Paris Fashion Week show, Bella Hadid and a slew of other top models wore oversize menswear-inspired suits straight out of an '80s Wall Street–inspired drama. With them, they wore gold cuff bracelets, sky-high pumps, and for some, cool outerwear like satin overcoats and leather bombers. Others wore the suits solo. The one connecting factor? They all had on perfectly tied neckties.
Saint Laurent S/S 25
Saint Laurent S/S 25
Immediately following the show, buzz began to spread about the looks, specifically the ties each model wore. Hadid's Instagram slideshow from backstage of the show went off online, adding to the trend's rise. A short time later, when Hailey Bieber hosted an event at Funke in Beverly Hills for Rhode, she wore a suit straight off the Saint Laurent runway—tan with a burgundy tie. And just like that, with both Bieber's and Hadid's stamps of approval, ties became the It buy of 2025—and the year hasn't even begun.
Bella Hadid wearing a Saint Laurent suit and tie backstage at the S/S 25 runway show during Paris Fashion Week.
Hailey Bieber wearing a Saint Laurent suit and tie from the S/S 25 collection to a Rhode event in Beverly Hills.
Before long, ties hit my IG feed, appearing on every well-dressed stylist, editor, and content creator's grid. Many appeared to take inspiration from Saint Laurent's classic office styling, while others, such as Elsa Hosk, went for a more casual approach. She paired her jacket, shirt, and tie with stovepipe jeans. She did, however, add Oxfords and a briefcase-like Hermès Kelly bag, which were both smart touches.
If you're ready to test out adding ties into your accessory rotation, everything you need is below. Just find the one that fits with your suiting collection.
Shop the tie trend:
Whenever a new trend comes around, I always go to Zara first before I splurge on an expensive version.
This color will go great with a light gray suit.
This one gives a cool, preppy vibe. Cruel Intentions, anyone?
Charvet makes the chicest ties in all of France.
I'll never say no to a Burberry check.
This color is perfect for winter.
Just do it.
A winter-white tie? Don't mind if I do.
I far prefer navy to black when it comes to ties. Just saying.
Perfection.
Navy and brown go so well together.
You won't regret adding this tie into your 2025 wardrobe.
If the tag is purple and reads "Ralph Lauren," you know it's pure luxury.
A classic choice.
A pop of color always adds to an outfit.
Rich like chocolate.
You can't go wrong with classic black.
Style this beautiful accessory with a black suit and white shirt.
Every great tie collection includes an ice-blue option.
Sale alert!
This color combo is unexpectedly delightful.
Say yes to Tom Ford.
Ivy style to a T.
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