The Dries Van Noten Autumn Winter 2026 Edit: 20 Pieces in Buying Order

Autumn Winter 2026 is Julian Klausner’s second autumn collection for Dries Van Noten and the first to arrive at Coveti in depth: 311 pieces on 20 September 2026, from $340 to $7,370. The method is the founder’s, the cloth first and the cut second, and the season’s cloths are a Floral Tapestry jacquard, a Flemish Painting print, a swirled Marbled Clay print, viscose moiré, cotton velvet and a run of neon duchesse. This edit is the twenty pieces to see first, in buying order, from the coat that defines the season to the silk square that costs the least.

Key facts

• 311 Autumn Winter 2026 pieces at Coveti on 20 September 2026: 217 ready-to-wear, 22 bags, 21 shoes, 14 jewellery and 37 accessories
• Key cloths: Floral Tapestry and Wallpaper Tapestry jacquard, Flemish Painting and Marbled Clay prints, viscose moiré, cotton viscose velvet, neon polyester duchesse, lurex pinstripe, stone-washed hand-sanded denim
• Key shapes: the hooded duffle, the oversized belted rain coat, the double-breasted blazer, the cocoon shirt dress, the bias slip, the wide pleated trouser
• Embroidery: gold bullion and 3-D flowers on a coat, two blazers, a bomber, a skirt and a shirt
• Prices: ready-to-wear from $470, accessories from $340

The twenty pieces, in buying order

1. Jacquard duffle coat in Sand, $4,760

The coat of the season: a loose hooded duffle in Floral Tapestry jacquard, toggles and all. Wear it over black and let it be the whole outfit.

2. Embroidered ankle-length wool coat in Black, $6,550

Single-breasted, ankle-length, lightweight wool with bands of bullion embroidery. The most expensive coat in the collection and the one that will still be worn in twenty years.

3. Oversized floral coat in Neon Orange, $4,430

An oversized belted rain coat in neon polyester duchesse with a funnel collar. Klausner’s neon story in one piece; it looks best over grey.

4. Double breasted moiré blazer in Black, $2,460

The working blazer: double-breasted viscose with a moiré motif that reads black from a distance and watered up close.

5. Embroidered crepe blazer in Navy, $3,360

A fitted draped blazer in crepe with 3-D flowers in gold bullion on the shoulder. An evening jacket that works over jeans.

6. Silk shirt dress, $2,540

The Flemish Painting print on an oversized silk satin cocoon shirt dress. The piece the season will be remembered by.

7. Printed slip dress in Red, $1,730

A bias-cut viscose slip in the Marbled Clay print. The entry to the print story at a dress price.

8. Long draped satin dress, $3,200

Ankle-length cotton silk satin, draped, with a blown-up painting. The evening dress.

9. Wrap scarf-skirt, $910

A silk wrap skirt cut like a scarf, in the Flemish Painting print. Wear it with a plain knit.

10. Long jacquard skirt in Rust, $1,400

Floor-length floral double-dye jacquard with front buttons. Day with a tee, night with the matching knit.

11. Wide leg jacquard pants in Ocra, $1,080

Wide-leg casual trousers in the same floral jacquard. The season’s shape, in the season’s cloth.

12. Wide pleated jeans in Indigo, $750

Wide pleated jeans in rinsed indigo. The plain piece every printed piece needs.

13. Jacquard wool sweater in Light Red, $830

A tight fair-isle style sleeveless sweater in wool and viscose. The lowest-priced way into the jacquard story.

14. Cropped cashmere cardigan in Dark Brown, $1,650

A cropped cashmere cardigan with a contrast placket. The knit to wear over the printed dresses.

15. Embroidered cotton poplin shirt in Old Rose, $1,730

White cotton poplin with a placed band of embroidery at the chest and cuffs. A white shirt with the house in it.

16. Embroidered East-West bag in Sky, $2,380

The East-West shoulder bag in lightweight gobelin with clustered gold sequins. The bag of the season.

17. Large scarf bag in Brown, $1,040

A flat viscose tote printed like a scarf, with a detachable pouch. Light, foldable and loud.

18. Leather loafers in Tan, $1,320

Square-toed loafers in two-toned leather, made in Italy. The shoe to wear with everything above.

19. Long pendant necklace in Old Brass, $1,970

A handmade brass necklace with a floral pendant and bead tassels. One piece, worn alone.

20. Silk square scarf in Blue, $590

A silk square in contrast checks. The lowest-priced piece of the season and the easiest gift.

How to build the season

Start with one printed piece and one plain one. The Silk shirt dress and the Leather loafers in Tan are a complete outfit; so are the Long jacquard skirt in Rust and the Cropped cashmere cardigan in Dark Brown. Add the Wide pleated jeans in Indigo as the plain trouser every printed top needs, and the Double breasted moiré blazer in Black as the tailoring that gives the loose pieces a spine. The Jacquard duffle coat in Sand goes over all of it. The print guide has the three rules; the new-arrivals page tracks what lands next.

Dries Van Noten, “who retired from the runway earlier this year, said he has ‘complete confidence’ in Julian Klausner as his successor,” WWD reported on 16 December 2024, adding that Klausner “designed womenswear alongside the Belgian founder for the past six years.”

Frequently asked questions

When did the Dries Van Noten Autumn Winter 2026 collection arrive?

The house released it from July 2026 and Coveti’s stock landed in September 2026. The pieces are tagged Autumn Winter 2026 on their product pages.

Who designed Dries Van Noten Autumn Winter 2026?

Julian Klausner, creative director since December 2024. It is his second autumn collection for the house.

What are the key pieces of Dries Van Noten AW26?

The Jacquard duffle coat in Sand, the Silk shirt dress in the Flemish Painting print, the Embroidered East-West bag in Sky and the wide pleated jeans. The full twenty are listed above.

How much is Dries Van Noten AW26?

Ready-to-wear from $470 to $7,370 at Coveti, and accessories from $340.

Is the AW26 collection true to size?

Yes. The house cuts regular and loose fits on French sizing, shown at Coveti as UK 6 to 16; the tailored blazers run true and the oversized pieces are oversized by design.

Does Coveti ship the new collection internationally?

Yes, by DHL Express and FedEx International Priority, insured and signature required. Most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid.

Read next

Every coat this season. The jackets and blazers. The bag guide. New arrivals 2026.

More Dries Van Noten guides

Every Dries Van Noten page by Coveti’s fashion editor Gemma Deeks: Who is Dries Van Noten?, How to wear the prints, vs Marni vs Etro, Is it a luxury brand?, Brands like Dries Van Noten, History timeline, Julian Klausner, Price guide, Where to buy, Sale, Review, Real vs fake, Materials and care, Glossary, Who wears it, Size guide, Shoe size guide, New arrivals 2026, Archive and vintage, Coats, Jackets and blazers, Dresses, Skirts, Trousers, Jeans and denim, Shirts and blouses, Knitwear, Embroidered pieces, Black, Shoes, Sneakers, Boots, Loafers, Heels and mules, Bags, Embroidered bags, Jewellery, Earrings, Necklaces and bracelets, Scarves and collars, Belts, Sunglasses.

Sources and method

Checked on 20 September 2026 by Gemma Deeks, fashion editor at Coveti. Product facts, the compositions, lengths, fits, model measurements, heel heights and countries of manufacture, are the brand’s own product-page text; counts, prices and price ranges are Coveti’s live catalogue on that date and move with stock; the house history and the wearers come from the brand’s own pages and the press articles listed below, each read on the date above. Where a claim could not be checked against one of these it was left out, and where the fitting room is giving its own advice the page says so.

• driesvannoten.com, Biography: the house’s own timeline from the 1986 debut to the December 2024 appointment of Julian Klausner
• driesvannoten.com, Care Guide: the house’s washing, drying, storage and dry-cleaning advice
• driesvannoten.com, FAQ: shipping, returns and the house’s own customer answers
• Dries Van Noten product pages, en-fr: the composition, fit, length, model and country-of-manufacture bullets of every style, 380 pages saved on 20 September 2026
• WWD, 16 December 2024: Dries Van Noten appoints Julian Klausner as creative director
• Wikipedia, Dries van Noten: the Puig acquisition and the March 2024 retirement announcement
• Wikidata Q1258918: the house’s entity record
• W Magazine, Katherine Cusumano, 24 November 2016: Michelle Obama in Dries Van Noten at the Presidential Medal of Freedom ceremony
• The Hollywood Reporter: Dries Van Noten on celebrity dressing, naming Julianne Moore, Cate Blanchett and Maggie Gyllenhaal
• Dries Van Noten on Instagram, @driesvannoten
• Coveti live catalogue, 20 September 2026: prices, fit and stock