Latin America took over 2025 with iconic fashion moments and jaw-dropping collaborations that shaped the global style landscape. Latin and Brazilian stars went worldwide this year — from Bad Bunny’s headline-making NYFW appearance to sold-out drops from Feid, J Balvin, Karol G, and more.
As we step into a new year, we’re celebrating the standout Latin and Brazilian fashion moments of 2025 with unforgettable outings, coveted collaborations, and era-defining looks that put the region at the forefront of our creative agenda.
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Argentinian duo CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso claimed their spot as best-dressed, opening Kendrick Lamar’s LATAM tour and hitting the YSL FROW in their dazzling, signature ensembles. Rauw Alejandro solidified his high-fashion status as a Prada Fragrance ambassador, while Feid’s Salomon XT-Pathway 2 emerged as a frontrunner for sneaker of the year.
2025 was unmistakably the year of Bad Bunny. The global superstar seamlessly shifted between the stage and the camera, dominating feeds with his sensual Calvin Klein underwear campaign. Brazilian football legend Ronaldinho tapped into nostalgia through a heartfelt Nude Project capsule, while Niño Gordo and Hubik® connected Buenos Aires and São Paulo with an appetizing jersey design. On the collaboration front, Brazil shined with bold releases from Piet, CLASS, and Carnan, while LIBERAL YOUTH MINISTRY, WILLY CHAVARRIA, and PAISABOYS powered Latin America’s fashion output.
Local artists, designers, and brands also powered a year of incredible sneaker drops — spotlighting Latin creativity on a global scale. The Bad Bunny x adidas Originals x Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Adiracer GT captured the adrenaline of F1, Young Miko brought her flair to Crocs, and J Balvin closed out the year teasing a bold color-blocked Air Jordan 4.
Take a closer look at the best Latin and Brazilian fashion moments above.