Iris Law and Amelia Gray bring monochrome looks, plush textures and New York attitude to winter dressing.
- Iris Law and Amelia Gray reunite for DKNY’s Winter 2026 campaign.
- Black, white and silver set the tone, with neon accents.
- Faux fur, shearling-lined coats and mixed-media puffers lead the collection.
- Photographed by Mikael Jansson, the campaign returns to New York.
On a New York pavement, sometimes the coat does all the talking. A flash of silver, a plush collar or an oversized silhouette can turn a simple outfit into the whole look. That idea runs through DKNY Winter 2026, which brings Iris Law and Amelia Gray back together for a campaign built around bold outerwear, tactile details and the city’s unmistakable street style.
Brick walls, chrome details and a pared-back city backdrop set the scene for the campaign, photographed by Mikael Jansson. There is a deliberate shift from the energy of the duo’s Fall debut. This time, the styling feels more stripped back, with Iris and Amelia sharing a palette of black, white and silver, punctuated by a sharp neon accent. Matching looks, individual attitude.
The clothes make the strongest impression through texture and shape. Faux-fur pieces bring a soft, tactile contrast to the urban setting, while mirrored puffer silhouettes give familiar cold-weather staples a bolder finish. Shearling-lined coats add volume, and bombers bring a more relaxed edge. Nothing feels overly complicated. The impact comes from the layers.
That direction taps into one of the defining conversations in winter fashion trends 2026: outerwear is becoming the statement rather than simply the final practical layer. Fashion coverage this season has highlighted expressive coats, plush faux fur and distinctive textures as key ways to give everyday dressing more personality. DKNY’s collection fits neatly into that mood, balancing wearable shapes with a little drama.
For anyone planning a winter wardrobe around a few versatile pieces, the collection offers several styling cues. Mixed-media puffers combine patent and matte finishes, while structured outerwear gives softer knitwear a sharper outline. A DKNY beanie and gloves bring the logo into focus, and trim-detailed bags add another layer of texture.
There’s also a useful styling idea here for Dubai wardrobes. Heavy winter coats may spend more time travelling than being worn locally, but statement bombers, lighter knitwear and standout bags can work for cooler evenings, winter holidays and trips to colder destinations. A strong outer layer earns its place when it can carry an outfit on its own.
The campaign’s familiar faces help tie the story together. Iris Law and Amelia Gray return after appearing together for Fall, while the same creative team continues the visual language through Mikael Jansson’s photography. The result feels like a continuation, not a repeat.
The Winter 2026 campaign is rolling out globally across DKNY’s owned channels, social platforms, digital media and outdoor advertising. The collection became available on DKNY.com and at select global retailers on 5 November. For a closer look, explore the campaign and collection online, especially if your winter wardrobe could use a little more texture and attitude.
