Diane von Furstenberg unveils its Fall Winter 2025-2026 campaign as a poised dialogue between heritage and modernity. Captured by Brianna Capozzi and styled by Emma Wyman, with beauty by Jamal Scott and hair by Lucas Wilson, the imagery places model Ansley Gulielmi within luminous, architecturally striking interiors, a setting that mirrors the collection’s precision and fluidity.

The season’s narrative hinges on contrasts: richly saturated, signature DVF prints set against neutral solids, fluid dresses counterbalanced by sharp tailoring, and soft knits layered beneath sculptural outerwear. The brand’s iconic wrap dress is reimagined with fresh proportions, while wide-leg trousers, tailored coats, and asymmetrical hems bring both ease and structure.

Materiality takes center stage, with ribbed and textured knitwear offering seasonless adaptability. Clean architectural backdrops amplify the tactile depth of the fabrics, creating a visual interplay between drape and form. Accessories remain understated, allowing the strength of silhouette and pattern to speak without distraction.

With this campaign, DVF delivers a collection that is both confident and considered, rooted in the house’s storied identity yet attuned to the rhythm of contemporary life. It’s a wardrobe for the woman who moves seamlessly between statement and simplicity, always with an air of effortless refinement.