Palace Unveils Its Summer 2025 Lookbook

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The summer collection takes cues from Americana, sportswear, and military-inspired fashion.

Palace is charging ahead in 2025 with the reveal of its Summer lookbook, following a busy start to the year that included its full Spring collection and collaborations with C.P. Company and Death Note. The Summer 2025 line takes cues from Americana, sportswear, and military styles, offering seasonal staples like lightweight jackets, shorts, mesh tank tops, and boldly graphic designs inspired by racing and rave culture.

Los Angeles plays a key role in the collection, with standout pieces like a corduroy jacket and baseball jersey featuring oversized “LA” branding — a nod to the city and Palace’s West Hollywood store. The brand also continues its playful approach to religious iconography, incorporating Virgin Mary and Jesus illustrations into mesh pieces, knits, and accessories. A mix of striped Polo-style shirts and breathable mesh tops rounds out the selection, while movie fans will spot a Ace Ventura: Pet Detective graphic tee updated with Palace’s Tri-Ferg logo.

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