Kaia Gerber Teams Up with Re/Done for a Chic Capsule Collection

Kaia Gerber, the 24-year-old model and actress, is set to unveil her first capsule collection with Re/Done next week. With 60 pieces inspired by her personal style and a blend of California cool and New York sophistication, Kaia Vol. 1 promises to redefine casual wear.

Gerber has been a passionate advocate for Re/Done, a brand known for its vintage-inspired T-shirts and jeans. "I wear [my first Re/Done T-shirt] all the time, and it just gets better and better," she shared, expressing her deep-rooted appreciation for the brand's quality and aesthetic. Her commitment led her to join as an investor and creative partner, aiming to enhance the brand's offerings.

Collaboration with Meredith Kahn

Working closely with Re/Done's head of design, Meredith Kahn, Gerber found a creative ally who shared her vision. Their collaborative spirit, fueled by a mutual admiration for vintage fashion, led them on numerous thrift shopping expeditions, resulting in a collection that marries casual comfort with sophisticated flair. "We have the same sensibilities," Kahn noted, reflecting on their seamless partnership.

Inspired by Iconic Styles

The capsule collection draws heavily from various influences, including a nod to the chicness of Jane Birkin and a touch of 'French librarian circa 1969' aesthetics. This eclectic mix manifests in an array of pieces such as bohemian blouses, tailored blazers, and flirty dresses. Gerber's favorite picks include a slim-straight jean named after her and a striking crimson Walker dress, showcasing the collection's versatility—from daywear to evening elegance.

Photographed by Bella Newman, the campaign presents Gerber as a modern librarian, exuding a sense of empowerment and authenticity. "It’s so refreshing… to be sexy on your own terms," she remarked, emphasizing the importance of personal expression in fashion. As both Gerber and Kahn reflect on their journey together, it's clear that this collection is not just about clothing; it's a celebration of creativity and sisterhood.

Source: www.vogue.com