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Carven Pre-Fall 2026

Carven Pre-Fall 2026

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Carven's Pre-Fall 2026 collection showcases designer Mark Thomas's final works before his departure. The collection emphasizes transitional dressing with a mix of jackets, coats, and lighter silhouettes. Thomas reflects on the Carven woman and expresses gratitude for his time at the brand, while the future direction remains uncertain due to a new partnership with Kering.

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Even though Carven announced the departure of Mark Thomas in April, the designer graciously returned via video for a virtual walkthrough of his final collection. That this lineup is Pre-Fall means that the looks mainly set the stage for what was the confident runway collection he showed earlier this year during PFW. Here, he has focused on transitional dressing: a first drop of jackets and coats (from rounder, enveloping shapes to more masculine, double-breasted constructions) alongside lighter silhouettes that revolve around delicate convergences of organza and lace. Leather skirts hovering below the knee and various applications of shearling lean sumptuous, while fringed knits and coordinated pieces in crisp cedarwood brown signal elevated ease.

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