Dries Van Noten: A New Creative Chapter with Julian Klausner

Dries Van Noten: A New Creative Chapter with Julian Klausner

Julian Klausner

The storied Antwerp-based fashion house Dries Van Noten has announced an exciting new era, appointing Julian Klausner as its new creative director for womenswear. Klausner, a longtime member of the brand’s design team, steps into the role following the retirement of founder Dries Van Noten from runway presentations earlier this year. The decision reflects Van Noten’s confidence in Klausner’s vision and ability to carry the brand’s legacy forward. “I have full faith in Julian Klausner as my successor,” Van Noten affirmed, marking a significant endorsement of the designer who has worked closely with him for the past six years.

A Fresh Start for a Celebrated House

Klausner’s first collection under his new title will debut on March 5 during Paris Fashion Week, unveiling his creative direction for Dries Van Noten’s womenswear. The autumn 2025 menswear line, meanwhile, will be presented in a look-book format, offering a fresh perspective under Klausner’s leadership.

A Journey Forged in Fashion Excellence

A graduate of the prestigious La Cambre school in Brussels, Klausner’s fashion journey has been marked by excellence and diverse experiences. After graduating in 2016, he gained invaluable experience through internships at Thom Browne, Kenzo, and Maison Margiela, where he was later hired as a junior designer. His deep understanding of Dries Van Noten’s aesthetic, cultivated during his tenure with the brand, positions him as a natural bridge between its celebrated past and a bold new future.

Bridging Past and Future

Under Klausner’s leadership, the house is set to maintain its distinct creative identity while evolving for a new generation of fashion enthusiasts. The brand emphasized that Klausner represents a “natural connection between the past and the future,” tasked with driving the men’s and women’s collections forward while preserving the artistic ethos that defines Dries Van Noten.

Sarah Mitchell
Sarah Mitchell
Sarah Mitchell is American Fiamma’s news editor, working across fashion and beauty from US.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Discover

Sponsor

spot_imgspot_img

Latest

Sabato De Sarno Exits Gucci

Sabato De Sarno Exits Gucci On Thursday, Gucci announced the end of its collaboration with Sabato De Sarno, who had been serving as the brand’s...

Phan Huy Spring 2026 Couture Collection

Phan Huy Spring 2026 Couture Collection For his first appearance on the official Paris haute couture calendar, Phan Huy played it deliberately safe—and wisely so—leaning...

The 7 Best-Dressed Stars at the 2025 Met Gala

The 7 Best-Dressed Stars at the 2025 Met Gala The 2025 MET Gala established itself as one of the most refined and conceptually cohesive editions...

Armani Privé Spring 2025: Two Decades of Haute Couture

Armani Privé Spring 2025: Two Decades of Haute Couture To celebrate 20 years of his haute couture line, Giorgio Armani stepped onto the runway, arm...

Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2025 Collection

Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2025 Collection At a time when fashion seems obsessed with the "sexy girl", Dolce & Gabbana reminds us of the undeniable...