Zimmermann has appointed Roberto Eggs as chief executive officer, effective 1 May. He succeeds Chris Oliver, who has been CEO since 2005 and will transition to executive chairman, continuing to support the brand's long-term strategy alongside co-founders Nicky and Simone Zimmermann. Eggs brings extensive luxury experience, having spent over a decade at Moncler Group, most recently as executive board member and chief business and global market officer. He previously served as president of the EMEIA region at Louis Vuitton and held senior roles at Nestlé and Nespresso. He joined Zimmermann's board of directors over a year ago and was recently appointed to the board of Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts. The leadership change comes during a period of sustained global growth for the Australian luxury fashion brand.

Zimmermann Unveils AW25 ‘Hypnotic’ Collection At Paris Fashion Week ZimmermannZimmermann’s Fall 25 Ready-to-Wear collection “Hypnotic” emerges as a testament to the Australian label’s mastered balance of artistic vision and commercial acumen. The new collection — unveiled at the brand’s 6th Paris Fashion Week runway show — draws inspiration from Peter Weir’s cult classic film Picnic at Hanging Rock, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.Creative Director Nicky Zimmermann has transformed the film’s haunting atmosphere into a contemporary fashion narrative that begins with ethereal innocence and gradually descends into mysterious darkness. “Our collection, like the film, is guided by a mysterious spirit and the haunting, ethereal and romantic qualities of a dream within a dream,” explains Zimmermann.Looks from Zimmermann's Fall 25 collection ZimmermannThe collection, fusing exaggerated silhouettes and structured romanticism with a touch of Moroccan-esque opulence — opens with diaphanous pieces in soft creams and peaches that diffuse light and create fluid movement. Lingerie-dresses and wrapping robes paired with harem pants in delicate lace establish a dreamy foundation. As the collection progresses, the palette deepens to moss greens and midnight blues, with textures enriches from playful sheerness to substantial leather and Mongolian shearling.Cleverly hidden references to the film appear throughout — maps of Mt Macedon in prints, Valentine’s Day cards stitched between layers of flowing chiffon, and pinstripe suits nodding to the film’s school uniforms. The brand’s signature billowing sleeves see a shift in shape this season while maintaining their dramatic proportions