Silvia Tcherassi
Designer Apparel
For Spring-Summer 2025
“When your brand has a strong foundation and a clear vision, you can translate it to different fields in a very consistent way. My responsibility as founder and chief creative officer is to keep this vision relevant, cohesive and articulate.” - Silvia Tcherassi
See our newest selection of the Spring-Summer 2025 Collection at Rodes For Her today!
Rebecca Traditional Jacket in Cream Abstract Print
Laoise Midi Linen Dress in Navy Ochre Flower Embroidery
Ofra Maxi Dress in Multi-Color Striped Print
Shane Maxi Skirt in Violeta Lime Tie Dye
Linen Erin Midi Skirt in Botanical Multifloral
Cotton Lavanda Skirt in Blue Floral Lace
Florina Maxi Silk Skirt in White Blue Stripes
Claudia Skirt in Black Abstract Animal Print
Palermo Wide-Leg Pant in Cream Abstract Print
Moad Straight-Leg High-Waist Pant in Cream
Andie Wide-Leg Pant in Black Pink Filigrana
Loose Honey Blouse in Violeta Lime Tie Dye
Honey Silk Tie-Front Blouse in White Blue Stripes
Sabra Blouse in Black Abstract Animal Print
Tosca Keyhole Linen Blouse in Navy Ochre Flower Embroidery
Cotton Liv Blouse in Blue Lace Fringe
Bellagio One-Shoulder Blouse in Black Pink Filigrana
Cotton Flower Blouse in White Floral Appliqué
Sebastiana Asymmetrical Silk Blouse in White Blue Stripes
Shela Halter-Neck Blouse in Magenta Abstract Waves
Mariela Choker-Style Necklace in Amber
Ascoli Geometric Tear Necklace in Navy
Mariela Choker-Style Necklace in Rouge
Nicky Corded Bracelet with ‘S’ Charm in Orche
Sofia Maxi Bag with Golden Handle in Black
Sofia Maxi Bag with Golden Handle in Beige
Sofia Small Bag with Golden Handle in Navy
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
Silvia Tcherassi
A true trailblazer, innovator and trendsetter, Columbia-born designer Silvia Tcherassi is one of the leading figures in fashion. She has been awarded one of France’s highest honors –the Officier de L'Ordre Arts et Lettres (Officer of the Order of Arts and Letters), a distinction bestowed on leaders of the international arts community for their “contribution and commitment to cultural service.”
