Denim, leather and cashmere form the foundation to Kaia Volume 1, Re/Done’s first full collection created with investor, creative partner and advisory board member Kaia Gerber.
The collection draws from “The Shards” actress’ own style with pieces that reference literature and vintage and designs that balance nostalgia and modernity. “Kaia Vol. 1 represents exactly how we want Re/Done to move forward, grounded in our denim and American heritage, but continually shaped by new voices, new ideas and unexpected cultural references,” said Phillip Prado, Re/Done CEO.
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Denim is at the heart of the collection with new washes and fits. The collection builds outward from the signature Kaia Jean, a low-rise fit with a 34-inch inseam inspired by ’90s off-duty model dressing.
Deep indigo, “lip stain” red, midnight navy and soft neutrals ground the fall collection. Sleek tailoring, an oversized worker jacket and military-inspired outerwear speak to the brand’s menswear-inspired styling. An oversize leather blazer that feels as though it has been worn for years nods to its roots in reworked vintage. And lightweight layers and shrunken knits speak to Re/Done head of design Meredith Kahn’s mission to dress customers in multiple pieces from the brand.
In a statement Gerber said, “there was a real trust in the process and a strong instinct that allowed everything to become much more personal.” To reflect the model’s love for reading, select styles bear the names of influential female authors in highlighter-green stitching.
“Kaia Vol. 1 feels like a collection of things I’m drawn to and things I would want to live in, but also an invitation to step into a different world and make it your own,” she said.
Gerber joined Re/Done in 2025, working closely with the brand across campaigns, storytelling, product, and creative direction.
For its debut, Re/Done is launching After Hours, a campaign that imagines Gerber as a fictional character named Kimberly Tremble, a French librarian from the 1960s transported to New York City in the 1990s.
“Kaia’s relationship with Re/Done has evolved from authentic affinity into a genuine creative partnership that informs the complete brand world,” Prado said. “She brought an incredibly personal point of view to this collection, rooted in literature, cinema, vintage, and the contrasts that define her own style. After Hours extends that collaboration beyond the clothes into character, campaign, and physical experience, allowing people to step inside the story we created together.”
Re/Done will launch the Kaia Vol. 1 collection in New York City on Sept. 11 at a dedicated space at 475 Broome Street ahead of its global online release.
