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Haider Ackermann releases second Snow Goose by Canada Goose capsule


CANADA Goose unveils the second seasonal capsule of Snow Goose from creative director Haider Ackermann. The spring-summer 2025 collection, titled Wild Horizon, invites wearers to embrace the changing seasons and reconnect with the natural world.

Snow Goose by Canada Goose

The campaign, shot by photographer Willy Vanderperre, reinterprets the boundary-pushing spirit of Canada Goose with a modern and somewhat disorienting series of images. Set against a vast desert backdrop, model Lara Stone and an eclectic cast peel back the layers of the clothing, disrupting perceptions of what Canada Goose should look like.

Snow Goose by Canada Goose

Snow Goose by Canada Goose

Pulling from Canada Goose’s 75-year archive, pinnacle outerwear archetypes have been redesigned to adapt to warmer weather, creating body-conscious silhouettes and second-skin fits. Fabrics have become lighter, with nylon shorts and ultra-light rain jackets, while practicality remains intact through large, oversized pockets, as seen in the Edge Pant.

Snow Goose by Canada Goose

Tones of blues and violets contrast against earthy beige and deep green hues throughout the collection, painting a portrait of the earth with the garments. Movement is portrayed through bold graphics, as seen on the Dawn Crew, which cuts through the stillness presented in Ackermann’s pursuit of human serenity within nature.

by Ellis Dowle

Available from the 12 June 2025 in-store and online.

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