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Kaia Gerber and Re/Done’s CEO Talk Building an All-American Brand

Kaia Gerber and Re/Done’s CEO Talk Building an All-American Brand

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Kaia Gerber has become an investor and creative partner at Re/Done, a fashion brand known for its upcycled denim. Under the leadership of CEO Phillip Prado, the brand aims to evolve into an 'American luxury' label. Gerber's first curated collection is set to launch, showcasing a mix of vintage-inspired pieces and re-issues that reflect her personal style.

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FashionKaia Gerber and Re/Done’s CEO Talk Building an All-American BrandBy Madeleine SchulzMay 20, 2026Photo: Mitch RyanSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyKaia Gerber is having a busy 2026. She published her first publication under her book project Library Science, is set to star in the television adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’s novel The Shards, premiering in August, and kicked off the year with an investment in her first fashion brand.In January 2026, Los Angeles-based Re/Done announced that Gerber had come on board as an investor, creative partner, and advisory board member. It follows the actor and model’s partnership with activewear brand Vuori (which she has also invested in, and has designed collab collections for).

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