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New Designer, Same Loud DNA: DVF Keeps Its Color Turned Up

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Henry Zankov's debut collection for Diane von Furstenberg does not tone anything down. For his first outing at the house's helm, he built the line around the color and print combinations that have become the label's signature, choosing to lean into them rather than quiet them for a first bow. It reads as continuity as much as introduction — a new designer keeping faith with an established house voice.

With reporting from Elle.

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