CALVIN KLEIN COLLECTION : MONUMENTAL MINIMALISM

Good news for fashion enthusiasts: the brand's most coveted line is arriving at Printemps Haussmann and online. This strategic move accompanies the grand return of Calvin Klein to the international stage, celebrated in New York during the Autumn 2025 fashion show.

Unveiled on February 7, 2025, the collection marks both the return of Calvin Klein Collection to New York Fashion Week and the highly anticipated debut of Veronica Leoni, the brand's new creative director. The ultimate expression of the Calvin Klein universe, the Autumn 2025 collection revisits the house's founding DNA through a contemporary vision of monumental minimalism.

Conceived as a lifelong wardrobe, it celebrates a sober, precise, almost architectural American beauty.

Impeccable coats, trench coats, capes, sharply tailored suits, shirts, silk blouses, five-pocket pants, square-toe ballet flats, graphic heels, bags, and sunglasses: the collection reveals a wardrobe of highly desirable essentials. As an iconic nod, the CK One bottle is transformed into a clutch, blurring the line between accessory and statement piece.

Tailoring, stripped back internally, structures three key silhouettes—slim, oversized, or enveloping. Lingerie subtly emerges through fine knits, fluid nightgowns, and relaxed suits.

The collection plays on the tension between restraint and expression. Strict cuts evolve into embroidery, airy organza, or fluid drapes, before returning to controlled elegance. Materials—wool, cashmere, gabardine, moleskin, satin—dialogue with a palette of blacks, grays, and ecru, enhanced by barolo, raspberry, and pale lemon accents.

Presented at the brand's historic headquarters in New York, the show took place in a hushed atmosphere dominated by a carpet featuring the new Calvin Klein Collection logo. In the front row, a cast as sharp as it was eclectic: Bad Bunny, Kate Moss, Christy Turlington, Greta Lee, FKA twigs, Simone Ashley, Alexander Skarsgård, Lourdes Leon and Bethann Hardison, all dressed in Calvin Klein Collection.

A constellation of icons and talents, joined by a new generation of fashion figures — Elsa Hosk, Luka Sabbat, Caroline Daur or Rowoon — sporting silhouettes from the Calvin Klein universe, including Studio, Jeans, and contemporary essentials.

With the reintroduction of Calvin Klein Collection, the house also unveils a new visual identity designed in collaboration with M/M (Paris). Deeply rooted in the brand's history, it explores the tension between classicism and modernity, playing on precision, restraint, and expressiveness — a balance that fully reflects Veronica Leoni's vision.

This renaissance is expressed through a strong visual statement: the label, usually hidden, is now exposed. An intimate detail, close to the body, it becomes an asserted sign of the desire to place desire back at the heart of the brand's aesthetic.

The new typographic system is part of the house's visual heritage. The geometric sans-serif logo has been lightened to make it warmer and more legible. At the same time, a bespoke typeface was developed for the Collection, inspired by classical Roman inscriptions, notably the Trajan's Column.

This graphic language combines rigorous proportions, timelessness, and modernity.

By asserting a renewed identity without breaking with its foundations, Calvin Klein reinterprets its codes with precision and coherence, placing this evolution within a controlled continuity.

Where to find Calvin Klein Collection at Printemps:

exclusively on the 2nd floor of Printemps Femme, on the 1st floor of Printemps Homme and on printemps.com.