America’s Trending Designers of 2025: Tailoring & Style Picks

2025 is a breakout year for American design. Expect a renewed focus on craftsmanship, inclusivity, and creative tailoring. Here, we spotlight the designers defining the year—and reveal how to style and size their key pieces using Tellar insights.

✨ Thom Browne

Why He’s Trending

Browne’s signature cropped tailoring and preppy mini-suits continue to make waves among fashion insider circles. His play on proportions—truncated jackets, high shorts—lets you harness high-fashion energy in everyday outfits.

Wear This Year

Cropped blazer + mini-suit shorts – pick tweed or glen check for texture.
Tailored overcoats – structured with a nod to couture.
Striped shirting – pair with streamlined trousers for work balance.

🔗 For sizing tips on cropped tailoring, see our [Best Shirts for Workwear] guide.

👔 Todd Snyder

The Vibe

Modern menswear meets vintage Americana. Snyder’s unstructured blazers, chore jackets, and heritage chinos hit the sweet spot between formal and relaxed.

2025 Style Picks

Unstructured wool blazers – easy, office‑to‑dinner layering.
Heritage chinos + chore jackets – smart casual, Snyder style.

🔗 Learn how to fit vintage-inspired tailoring with Tellar's [Smart‑Casual Workwear] guide.

🧵 Bode (Emily Adams Bode)

What Makes Bode Special

Artisanal flair defines Bode: patchwork jackets, sashiko stitching, and upcycled fabrics. His pieces are narratives you can wear—with the craftsmanship to back them up.

Tailoring to Wear

Patchwork blazers or vests – drama meets classic.
Hand‑woven shirts – muted tones make them office‑friendly.

🔗 Want guidance on print, texture, and fabric? Explore our [Breathable Workwear Tips] article.

🪶 Willy Chavarria

Why to Watch

2025 sees Chavarria bringing streetwear sensibility to deluxe tailoring: oversized silhouettes in velvet, silk, and expansive comfort cuts.

Core Style Pieces

Oversized velvet blazer – luxe texture with volume.
Wide-legged silk trousers – formal style meets street ease.

🔗 Pair these with smart casual layering tips in Tellar’s [Smart‑Casual Workwear] guide.

🇺🇸 Gabriela Hearst

Quiet Luxury Designer

Hearst’s intersection of high-end fabric and minimalist design defines “quiet luxury”—think silk-wool dresses and cashmere coats with purpose.

Tailoring Essentials

Double‑breasted cashmere coat – timeless and structured.
Silk‑wool cady dress – refined office elegance.

🔗 See how to scale luxe pieces into everyday style in our [Smart‑Casual Workwear] post.

🕴️ Todd Shelton

Made‑in‑USA Revival

Shelton’s core is customization. His Made‑in‑USA tailoring offers a personalized alternative to off‑the‑rack, with focus on fabric and fit.

Key Wardrobe Picks

Custom‑fit suit or shirt – designed for your measurements.
Engineered shirting – tailored precision made easy.

🔗 Discover how to input your measurements into Tellar’s profile for perfect style-shipment.

🎩 Billy Reid

Southern Craft Meets Modernity

Reid’s signature is relaxed elegance—barn‑quilted jackets, unlined suits with PR-meets-factory flair.

Must‑Have Tailoring

Unlined wool peak‑lapel suit – structured but breathable.
Quilted barn jacket – East-meets-West smart casual.

🔗 For these hybrid pieces, check sizing tips in our [What Makes a Great Workwear Brand] post.

🧭 Style & Tailoring Trends Dominating 2025

Soft‑shoulder, oversized tailoring – Browne, Chavarria, Snyder.
Tailoring meets street – blazers over hoodies, silk trousers with sneakers.
Textural storytelling – Bode’s sashiko, Reid’s quilting.
Eco‑luxury essentials – Hearst’s cashmere & silk.
Made‑in‑USA customization – Shelton’s bespoke fits.

🛍️ Building Your 2025 Tailored Capsule

Choose a hero piece from each designer and style it with timeless basics:

Designer	Statement Piece	Outfit Idea
Thom Browne	Cropped tweed blazer + mini shorts	With black loafers & crisp shirt
Todd Snyder	Unstructured blazer + chore chinos	With tee and derby boots
Bode	Patchwork blazer or artisan shirt	With dark denim or chinos
Willy Chavarria	Velvet oversized blazer	With wide-leg trousers and sneakers
Gabriela Hearst	Double-breasted cashmere coat	Over silk dress or suit
Todd Shelton	Made‑to‑measure shirt or suit	With personalized fit
Billy Reid	Quilted barn jacket or wool suit	With polo or dress shirt

Creative Office Look: Bode shirt, Snyder chinos, Browne blazer, leather loafers.

Formal with a Twist: Hearst coat, Shelton custom shirt, Reid trousers, minimal boots.

🔧 Why Tellar Makes Shopping These Designers Easy

Real-fit data – 1,500+ brand insights, including boutique and luxury sizing.
Smart guides by fit-type – see brand recommendations in [Best Shirts for Workwear], [Smart‑Casual Workwear], and [What Makes a Great Workwear Brand].
Custom measurement tools – upload your dimensions, reduce return rates.
Brand-specific narratives – Tellar profiles include vintage tailoring notes (Snyder), cropped fit hints (Browne), and customization ease (Shelton).

🔍 Explore More Tellar Resources

[Smart‑Casual Workwear (And What You Can Actually Wear)] – July 2025
[Best Shirts for Workwear: What Brands To Buy] – June 2025
[What Makes a Great Workwear Brand] – March 2025
[Best Petite Brands for Workwear] – July 2025

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2025’s American designer landscape blends tradition with innovation—casual with couture, local craft with global style. Use Tellar to scale every collection piece to your frame, and confidently own the tailored trends.