Berlin Fashion Week 2025 witnessed a striking presentation from SF1OG, a brand known for blending subcultural aesthetics with contemporary fashion.
The collection was presented at the iconic Halle am Berghain. The show reinterpreted the idea of “uniforms,” drawing inspiration from youth subcultures, particularly within rock and indie music scenes.
SF1OG’s latest collection showcased a shift in silhouette, moving away from oversized cuts towards slimmer, more structured forms.
The designs paid homage to the “indie sleaze” era, featuring skinny jeans, leather trousers, striped knitwear, and statement accessories like shutter shades—a nostalgic reference to early 2000s fashion.
The brand also embraced elements of grunge and punk, incorporating low-waisted trousers, thick eyeliner, feathery collars, and studded leather details, all complemented by a worn-in aesthetic with scuffed Converse sneakers.
With its raw industrial charm and brutalist architecture, Halle am Berghain provided the perfect setting for the rebellious yet refined aesthetic of SF1OG.
The runway was illuminated with pulsating LED panels. It enhanced the collection’s gritty yet futuristic undertones.
SF1OG commits to responsible fashion but acknowledges the challenges of sustainability, particularly in areas like CO2 tracking.
Nevertheless, the brand integrates recycled materials and conscious production methods whenever possible.
Led by Rosa Marga Dahl and Jacob Langemeyer, SF1OG continues to push the boundaries of contemporary fashion by blending past and present aesthetics.
Their work remains deeply rooted in subcultural influences, translating underground styles into a modern wardrobe that resonates with today’s youth.
SF1OG’s Berlin Fashion Week 2025 showcase cemented its status as a leader in youth-driven, subculture-inspired fashion.
By fusing elements of grunge, indie sleaze, and rock aesthetics, the brand delivered a collection that felt both nostalgic and forward-thinking, proving that the spirit of underground fashion continues to shape contemporary style.
Photography by Andreas Hofrichter for Berlin Fashion Week 2025.
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