Meredith Kahn and Phillip Prado are steering Re/Done into its next chapter with the debut of the Fall 2026 collection. Kahn took the helm last summer, not long after Prado came on board at the Los Angeles denim label. Together, they are reshaping the brand's identity, blending its signature vintage-inspired aesthetic with a more refined, modern sensibility.
The collection marks a deliberate shift away from the brand's earlier focus on upcycled Levi's, instead introducing original silhouettes and elevated fabrics. Kahn, who previously worked at Khaite and The Row, brings a sharp eye for tailoring, while Prado's background in luxury retail strategy adds a commercial edge. The result is a line that feels both familiar and forward-looking, with structured denim jackets, wide-leg trousers, and soft knitwear taking center stage.
For the Lingerie Museum audience, this evolution is noteworthy because Re/Done has long played with the line between underwear and outerwear. The new collection continues that conversation, incorporating corset-inspired details and lace trims into everyday pieces. It is a reminder that the most compelling fashion often happens at the intersection of comfort and structure. As Kahn and Prado settle into their roles, this collection suggests Re/Done is ready to grow up without losing its cool.
Originally reported by WWD