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Veronica Leoni steps down as Creative Director of Calvin Klein Collection

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What happened

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Veronica Leoni is leaving her role as creative director of Calvin Klein Collection, a decision announced on October 15. Leoni served as the creative director for four seasons, leading the reintroduction of the high-end runway line after a seven-year absence. Calvin Klein stated that a successor has not yet been named.

From fashiontimes.com, drapersonline.com

Why it matters

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The departure comes after Leoni successfully led the relaunch of the luxury line, which operates alongside Calvin Klein's denim and lifestyle businesses. The brand confirmed that Collection remains an important part of its long-term strategy, despite the change in creative leadership.

From fashiontimes.com, drapersonline.com

Who's involved

  • Veronica LeoniCreative director who oversaw the reintroduction of the high-end runway line.
  • Calvin KleinAmerican fashion house whose luxury runway line was relaunched under Leoni.
  • PVH Corp.Parent company that owns and operates the Calvin Klein brand.

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  1. Leoni served as creative director for Calvin Klein Collection, following work with Jil Sander and Moncler.1 source
  2. Leoni oversees the reintroduction of Calvin Klein Collection and champions a minimalist approach.1 source
  3. Leoni expands collaborations to Moncler and Jil Sander, while serving as CD for Calvin Klein.1 source

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