Marking the debut of newly appointed Chief Design Officer Nathan Jenden’s latest stint with the brand, DVF’s F/W 18 collection, shown at a presentation at NYFW yesterday, absolutely did not disappoint. The veteran designer, who’s worked with the brand in the past, set out to craft what he calls “an effortless and feminine collection, rich with vibrant color and prints” that feels new but “with a wink to the archive.” And judging by the 23 looks you’re about to see, we’d say he did just that. From retro wrap jumpsuits to vibrant outerwear in both solids and prints, the collective feeling is that of something undeniably forward, but with a nod to not just the general past, but that of the brand itself.
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Meet Ciao Ciao, Bottega Veneta's Latest It BagAnd my NYFW companion.
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Romantic and Raw, Altuzarra's Fall/Winter 2025 Show Was a Study in Contrasts"Exquisite chaos."
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We're Fashion Editors—Everything We Saw, Wore, Did, and Ate During NYFWLet's dive in.
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The NYFW Outfit Prep Has Begun—36 Standout Buys I'm Adding to My LineupFrom opera gloves to scarf coats.
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9 Trends Set to Define Spring 2025 FashionWhat to know from the spring/summer 2025 runways.
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Sheer! Leather! Crochet!—6 Fall Trends From the COS Runway Show You Can Shop NowGet your credit card ready.
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Taylor Russell and NYC Fashion Girls Are Ditching Vintage Jeans for This Fall Denim TrendIt's a more elegant alt.
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This SHEIN SXY x STAS Collection Is Full of Fresh Spring and Summer LooksSponsor Content Created With SHEIN
