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Vaquera Fall 2025: Supersize Me

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“Super-size me” was Vaquera’s opening night salvo. We’re in for a return to maximalism if designers Patric DiCaprio and Bryn Taubensee have anything to say about it. The duo kept up their usual playful take on proportions, but this season went even bigger and bolder with gobstopper pearl necklaces that grazed the ground, layers upon layers of poufs and even extra-large cheetah prints. Their signature lingerie look was taken to its extreme in the shape of a bra, transformed into tops and skirts when blown up and slung across the body. Knits followed with oversize sleeves, while jackets were cropped into capelets. Nothing is as it seems in Vaquera’s world: denim looks were trompe l’oeil. You May Also Like The soundtrack was bookended by a cappella versions of ‘80s hits, the clear voices of Whitney Houston and Bonnie Tyler ringing through a disused office building at decibel-busting volumes. Stripped of a beat it had a haunting air, and models walked with the brand’s signature stomp. “Love Is Hard” was scrawled across socks and stockings. There was an element of playing dress-up in the oversized-ness of it all, while each enveloping piece wrapped their heroine up in a protective cocoon. An anthemic version of “The Star-Spangled Banner” played mid-show, adding a nostalgic note for the two young designers. They’ve been open about the financial challenges of being an independent label in today’s New York City. “New York doesn’t let you get a minute,” said DiCaprio. “That’s why we’re leaving.” The two are planning to relocate their workshop to Paris, which will happen in June, as they continue to develop their business with the support of Dover Street Market. They’ll still create their own patterns and sew much of the collection themselves, Taubensee said, hence the emphasis on “Vaquera Atelier” screen-printed on sweatshirts in the collection and worn by the designers after the show. But no identity crisis here: “Everyone’s like, ‘Is it scary to leave New York?’” said DiCaprio. “I’m like, ‘No, we’re gonna be even more New York in Paris.’” Collection Gallery 38 Photos View Gallery

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