For Fall 2026, Iris Law and Amelia Gray wear the same DKNY looks their own way. Photographed by Mikael Jansson across New York, the campaign turns matching into a study of personal style.
For DKNY‘s Fall 2026 campaign, Iris Law and Amelia Gray move through New York in coordinated looks photographed by Mikael Jansson, with creative direction by Trey Laird and styling by Clare Richardson.
The brand calls them twin looks: the same pinstriped minidress, animal-print faux-fur coat and monochrome separates interpreted through two distinct personalities. The clothes match; the attitude changes. Amelia brings a cleaner sensibility, while Iris leans into a sharper downtown energy.
Subway stations, brick façades and city streets reconnect DKNY with the New York vocabulary that has shaped the brand since 1989. The setting also reflects the models’ own relationship with the city. Amelia has spoken about finding inspiration in the way people dressed around the Lower East Side, while Iris has highlighted the freedom of younger New Yorkers to experiment with clothes.
The collection follows the same mix of codes, pairing tailoring with sportswear. Blazers and tailored vests sit alongside vegan leather bombers, cropped knits, relaxed trousers and oversized tops, with animal prints adding a louder note. The new Rivington and Bryar satchels extend the season into accessories.
Across each image, matching becomes a tool for expressing individuality. The same garment takes on a different identity through styling, gesture and attitude, placing personal interpretation at the centre of DKNY’s Fall 2026 vision.
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