Julian Klausner made his debut at Dries Van Noten with an opulent and modern collection, blending impeccable tailoring, fluid femininity, and exuberant details.
His first show at the helm of Dries Van Noten, held at the Palais Garnier in Paris, marked the beginning of a new era for the iconic fashion house. With an instinctive and tactile approach, the designer captured the brand’s essence while projecting it into the future.
His Fall 2025 collection paid tribute to the house’s signature impeccable tailoring and bohemian spirit, featuring structured coats, wide-belted blazers, and thick wool skirts. At the same time, he explored fluid femininity through flowing silk dresses, intricate embroidery, and fabrics inspired by dancers’ rehearsal wear.
Opulent details took center stage: devoré velvets, Oriental-inspired jacquards, and crystal embellishments adorned garments that evoked nostalgia without losing freshness. Klausner also emphasized versatility with key accessories, such as layered skirts and enveloping knitwear.
The audience warmly embraced his vision, reinforcing confidence in his leadership. Van Noten, present at the event, praised his work. Aware of the legacy he inherits, Klausner aims to maintain the brand’s connection with its clientele while expanding it globally. A new chapter of relaxed luxury and sophistication has begun.
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