Donna Karan Weekend

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A capsule designed to carry you from the weekend through all seven days of the week with relaxed silhouettes in breathable, natural materials.
Donna Karan Weekend is a capsule collection developed as a sub-line of Donna Karan, originating in New York, United States. Derived from the parent brand Donna Karan, it began its full-scale rollout in 2025 after a soft launch during the holiday season. Centered on relaxed silhouettes and natural materials, it focuses on everyday and travel pieces such as dresses, knitwear, denim, bottoms, and bags, with the concept of “wearable from the weekend through the workweek.” Operated by G-III, it is sold through major department stores in the United States and its own e-commerce site.

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Reimagined for a new language of simplicity, each piece is crafted from natural materials and innovative design, curating a wardrobe of everything you need.

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A relaxed line that complements everyday wear

Donna Karan Weekend is a casual/leisure-oriented capsule line introduced as part of the br

Donna Karan Weekend is a casual/leisure-oriented capsule line introduced as part of the brand’s rebranding and line expansion. Centered on relaxed silhouettes made with natural materials such as linen and cotton, it serves to complement the wardrobe with everyday pieces that can be worn from weekends through weekdays, and is presented through the official website and information from its owner, G-III.

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