"Candy Moon", JENNIFER MILLEDER Spring-Summer 2025 Collection.

CANDY MOON features a dreamy and sophisticated sci-fi story about Alice‘s surreal journey to the moon - a cyber sci-fi novel.

The character of Alice (Alice s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll) continuing the narrative from the previous collection Rabbits n´ Roses (SS24) embarks on a fantastic adventure in a new sphere - an ethereal pastel colored candy world, shadowed with edgy dark glossy metallic tones.

The story’s inspirations stem from space, the moon landing and astronauts.

The silhouettes embody a perfect blend of femininity and strength, re - presenting confident, powerful women.

The collection creates a surreal, artificial place on the edge of fiction and reality, a world of moon craters, pastel tones and bubbles, based on the idea of wearable art.

The pieces are sophisticated, high-fashion silhouettes and confident ready-to-wear looks.

Alice emerges as a modern female icon strong, independent, intelligent, yet rebellious, playful and sweet.

She wears moonsuits with masculine, powerful shoulders with a focus on the reoccurring voluminous statement sleeves, emphasizing the dynamic relationship between the human body and its fabric shell.

Three-dimensional flower bow accents add a distinctive, otherworldly touch throughout the collection.

The collection strikes a harmonious balance between edgy and romantic, evident in its color palette of deep greys and blacks combined with soft pastels and candy gradients.

Psychedelic prints in delicate pastel tones, a signature from previous collections, return to create an immersive visual experience.

CANDY MOON is a bold statement of feminine power, imagination, and artistry, bridging the gap between the real and the surreal.

JENNIFER MILLEDER is an innovative Austrian fashion designer at the intersection of wearability and artistic expression.

Her vision of wearable art elevates garments into extraordinary creations, characterized by dramatic silhouettes and voluminous constructions that explore the relationship between textiles and the human body.

Inspired by personal experiences and aesthetic objects, Milleder’s collections draw from various art movements, aiming to evoke emotions and forge individual identities through storytelling garments.

Her designs, enriched with prints and geometric patterns, transport wearers into dreamy and surreal realms, reflecting a unique and confident aesthetic.

The brand features both ready-to-wear pieces and sophisticated high-fashion silhouettes, all reflecting a confident aesthetic and embodying the philosophy of wearable art.

Milleder has garnered accolades such as the Designer of the Year Award in 2023 and support from the Austrian Fashion Association.

In 2021, she graduated from the University of Applied Arts in Vienna under the mentorship of industry luminaries like Hussein Chalayan, Luke & Lucie Meier (Jil Sander), and Grace Wales Bonner.

That same year, she also won the Arts Thread Global Design Graduate Show in collaboration with Gucci in the Textiles – Print/Embroidery category.

Her journey includes invaluable experience in the studio of Iris van Herpen in Amsterdam in 2019, where she focused on haute couture dresses, creating laser-cut files and print developments.

Milleder‘s work has been featured in renowned publications such as Vogue Portugal, Vogue Korea, Vogue Arabia, Cosmopolitan Czech, and L‘Officiel Brasil.

She has showcased her collections on notable platforms, including Paris Fashion Week and Budapest Central European Fashion Week, gaining recognition for her unique approach to design and artistic expression.

Milleder‘s designs have captivated musicians and actors alike, with celebrities such as Heidi Klum, Anne-Marie, Kiera Chaplin, Paulina Porizkova, ALOK, Yael Shoshana from Lola Marsh, Yukimi Nagano from Little Dragon, Renate Reinsve, Conchita Wurst, Luis Freitag from the Elevator Boys, Soap&Skin, Anamaria Vartolomei, and Shingai Shoniwa from the Noisettes donning her creations.

With a commitment to artistry and individuality, Milleder continues to push the boundaries of fashion design and art.