“I’m your ch-ch-ch-ch-cherry bomb” may just be your motto for the summer. While last summer gave us the viral Tomato Girl Summer trend, this year it seems we are embracing Cherry Girl Summer.
Continuing their fascination with food, fashion brands have been taking inspiration from the plump red fruit. There’s Louis Vuitton, whose latest collaboration with Takashi Murakami sees an array of its iconic Monogram bags and denim accessories made over with smiling cherries by the Japanese artist. At Valentino, creative director Alessandro Michele has introduced the Cherryfic collection, featuring jacquard raffia bags jazzed up with the sweet motif. (We saw plenty of terrific Cherryfic pieces at Valentino’s celebration at Messina Singapore last week.)
More juicy couture can be found at Charles and Keith, which has collaborated with the Beijing-based jewellery brand YVMIN for a line-up of fruit-inspired bag charms. Besides glossy apples and grapes, the collection offers a crystal-studded “Cherry Bear” charm that combines two of the cutest motifs that you can possibly feature on an accessory.
Los Angeles-based designer Leeann Huang has been making playful clothes covered in food motifs for a while now—in the mix are the Banana Button Down shirt and the Baguette Sweater—but this season, you’ll want to wear her Cherry Whipped patch tank top. On the front of the shirt is a lenticular patch of a cherry covered in whipped cream that, amazingly, animates as you move. The cherry on top? The shirt is also approved by Dua Lipa.
Ahead, see all the fun, fruity pieces to shop to nail the Cherry Girl Summer trend in 2025.
Valentino Garavani 9to5 shoulder bag with Cherryfic motif
Spotted on Devon Lee Carson and Freen Sarocha—on the cover of GRAZIA Singapore, no less—the Valentino Garavani 9to5 bag gets a bold makeover thanks to the Cherryfic print. Make like Freen and wear it everywhere, be it at the airport or out and about on the streets of Paris.
Charles & Keith Cherry Bear charm
Add a pop of colour to your bag and accessories with this “bear-y” charm from Charles and Keith, created in collaboration with YVMIN.
Leeann Huang Cherry Whipped crewneck tank top
Maybe the secret to making everything you do feel like a holiday—as Dua Lipa does—is to dress like you are on holiday. This fun Leeann Huang tank top in look-at-me red might remind you that you’re only one dessert away from making some sweet memories.
Louis Vuitton x Takashi Murakami Romy Flat Ballerina shoes
Nail two trends at once with this pair of ballet flats from Louis Vuitton’s collaboration with Takashi Murakami. It’s crafted from Monogram denim that is embroidered with lovely, smiling cherries.
Loro Piana Aperitivo swimsuit
For a subtle nod to the trend, consider Loro Piana’s one-piece swimsuit. (Yes, Loro Piana makes swimsuits.) This flirty jersey number features an aperitif-inspired print complete with orange, olives and cherries—what a treat.
Ganni Cherry T-shirt
You will certainly have a nice day if you wear this relaxed cotton T-shirt from Ganni. The tee is printed with a cluster of glossy cherries that look good enough to eat.
Ferragamo spherical heel slingback pumps
If you can’t commit to cherry-fying your wardrobe, you can still show that you’re in the know by donning these Ferragamo pumps. Based on an archival design, the shoes come with statement spherical heels and a bold shade of red.
Loewe Tomato Vine bag charm
Loewe’s take on the cherry trend doesn’t feature cherries, exactly, but Jonathan Anderson’s favourite fruit: the tomato. The cherry tomatoes on this leather Loewe bag charm are true to life and even come with vines.
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