Dhaka : With new trends, designs, and cuts, one of the country's leading fashion and lifestyle brands, Le Reve, has launched its Fall 2025 Collection.

One of the key features of fall fashion is layering, which is why slightly fitted fabrics for inner clothing are desirable. Le Reve's new collection features exclusive stretched jacquard and stretched satin fabrics. The aristocratic patterns of jacquard, the glamour of satin, and the stretch of the fabric will bring customers both the desired look and fit.

Additionally, joom, crepe, viscose, knit, georgette, premium jacquard, and cotton are also included. She added that in this collection, Ganache (chocolate brown) and urgent Orange (bright orange) colors have been prioritized to bring out both the depth of fall and the happiness of festivities. Alongside these, combinations of trendy pop, earthy, and jewel tones have also been incorporated.

International standard new print stories are one of the special features of Le Reve's collections. This time, the outfits have been arranged into unique categories based on colors, motifs, and fabrics. Among the color-based print stories, there is Tingle Dye, where tie-dye is reimagined through digital graphics and prints. Muted shades of Barbie Pink, which have regained popularity this year, created The Pink Curation.

Structured motifs with bold use of color can be seen in designs under the title Comical Classic, while marble-style bright blends of colors appear in the Charged Chroma print story. Monochrome designs in primary color palettes will be seen across both men's and women's collections.

For motifs, both modern and classic designs have been chosen. In Stretched Lineage, there is a combination of lines and nature. Dopamine Doodle showcases little joyful motifs as if drawn subconsciously. Power Flower highlights bold floral placements. The Surreal Swirl Story fascinates with puzzles of geometry.

This year, the new Baroque print has returned to fall fashion, specially curated for this collection. Additionally, classic Ikat, ethnic, and mandala prints are also prominently used.