Donna Karan has always dressed women for life. Not just for one special occasion, but clothes that will grow with you. Since her first collection in 1985, her vision of a timeless and confident wardrobe has been clear. Now, forty years later, that same ethos hasn’t wavered.

The Fall 2025 collection and campaign celebrates this milestone, not with nostalgia, but purpose. It’s a reminder as to why Donna Karan has always been a name synonymous with modern femininity.

Claudia Schiffer, Irina Shayk, Imaan Hammam, Liya Kebede, and Mariacarla Boscono front the campaign, photographed by Mikael Jansson. The images are not just packshots of clothes, but conversations reflected through women. “Being a Donna Karan woman means embracing the multifaceted nature of womanhood,” Hammam says, and the collection makes that statement tangible.

The clothes reimagine Donna Karan signatures. Draped knits, velvet devoré, tailored suiting are some staples. There are fabrics rich in tones and texture: chocolate, plum, metallic shimmer, that echo the city. It’s cohesive yet distinct, moving from masculine tailoring on Irina to more feminine silks and velvets. Structured bags, sculptural heels, sleek sunglasses all carry the same quiet authority.

There’s a question threaded through the campaign: What makes a woman unforgettable? Donna Karan doesn’t answer directly. Instead, she lets the women, the clothes, and the legacy speak for themselves. Four decades later, that message is still clear: true style never ages.