Fashion business presented a new BOF 500 2025 degrees, an updated list of people who make up a world fashion industry. The fact that the most influential people started as five hundred degrees in 2013 became a global community of 1613 participants from 98 countries today.
In the preparation of the new problem, the BOF team was nominated more than 500 candidates from existing members and industrial experts of the community. Choice is based on creativity, innovation, leadership and influence. Participants are divided into eight categories: designers, managers, entrepreneurs, media, models and Musees, creative class and catalysts.
This year, it turned out to be bright for designers: the list includes new creative directors of leading brands: Julian Klausner, Maryl Rogge (Marni), Michael Ryder, Rachel Scott, Simone Bellotti and Veronika Leononika Leononic (Calvin Klein). Their first outlets determined the tone of the fashion season and stressed how fast the industry was transformed.
In the “Catalizers” category, Grace Ladoja, the founder of the Nigerian festival, which combines music, fashion and youth culture, appeared. The “Models and Miss” category included Alex Consani, star of Paris Opera of Paris Paris, Alex Consani, Mamur Madzhen, as well as the Thai actress Frin and Bekki, who collaborated with Valentino and Chanel.
The creative class was filled with talents from around the world: Korean-American illustrator Annie Choi created animations for Loewe and Hermès; Chinese art director Zizepen Lee, who decorates visuals Win magazine; And Brazilian stylist George Krakowyak nominated Katie Grand and Roxanda Ilincich for shooting with Bad Bunny and Tyla.
Bof 500 continues to be one of the most prestigious ratings in the industry – reaching there means being a part of fashion history. The full list of the participants in 2025 is available on Moda Business’s official website.
Source: People Talk
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