Veronica Leoni presented the
Calvin Klein Collection Fall 2026 at
The Shed in New York, celebrating body-conscious elegance and minimalist precision.
A study in elegance and form
The show, held on Friday (13), showcased a refined approach to
Calvin Klein’s aesthetic codes. Leoni explored the hedonistic elegance that defines the brand, emphasizing body, structure, and simplicity through a modern, reductive lens.
“This season was shaped by an investigation into Calvin Klein’s strong iconography and a rigorous exploration of form, craft, and meaningful simplicity,” said Leoni. The designer reimagined late 1970s and early 1980s sophistication with a renewed focus on empowerment and intimacy.
Signature tailoring and modern textures
The collection featured essential pieces such as
trench coats,
precise tailoring,
structured dresses, and
long coats. Archival
denim from 1976 resurfaced through complete suits and jackets embroidered with the brand’s original handwritten logo.
High, straight silhouettes with open backs and sleeveless details defined the runway. Materials ranged from
wool and
ribbed jersey to
wet velvet and
brushed leather, in neutral tones accented by
tangerine and
burgundy, reflecting an urban sophistication.
Star-studded front row
The audience featured
JENNIE,
Dakota Johnson,
Brooke Shields,
Lily Collins,
Jodie Turner-Smith,
Mark Ronson,
Alexa Chung, and
Paloma Elsesser, all wearing Calvin Klein. Industry icons like
Bethann Hardison,
Eva Chen,
Tommy Ton, and
Juergen Teller also attended, underscoring the brand’s cultural influence.
Runway and front-row images were captured by the
BFA.com team, with credits to
Jason Lowrie,
Zach Hilty,
Madison Voelkel,
Matteo Prandoni, and
Billy Farrell.
Editorial credit:
Calvin Klein Collection
Social media:
@calvinklein
