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Calvin Klein brings nostalgic denim back for its fall-winter collection

From El Universal · () Spanish

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  • Calvin Kleinโ€™s fall-winter collection puts denim at the centre of its โ€œFeel the Fitโ€ campaign, led by Tate McRae.
  • The collection includes low-rise baggy, high-rise loose and 90s straight jeans, with prices in Mexico ranging from 1,999 to 2,499 pesos.
  • The pieces are available through Calvin Kleinโ€™s website, official app and stores in Mexico.

Calvin Klein is putting jeans at the centre of its fall-winter collection, bringing back relaxed silhouettes and references to earlier decades while linking them to current trends.

The campaign, titled โ€œFeel the Fit,โ€ focuses on the confidence that comes from finding the right fit. It presents denim as a way for people to express their identity, rather than as a style that works the same way for everyone.

Tate McRae leads the first chapter of the campaign, bringing her energy, sensuality and connection to dance to a collection built around style and self-expression. Calvin Kleinโ€™s new designs explore different proportions, rises and finishes for shoppers looking to update the way they wear a wardrobe staple.

The line includes the Low Rise Baggy Jean, which revives a low waist with a relaxed silhouette in a dark tone. The High Rise Loose Jean combines a higher waist with a wide, streamlined shape. The 90s Straight Jean brings back the brandโ€™s straight cut in true blue and seasonal washes, connecting nostalgia with contemporary life.

According to Calvin Kleinโ€™s website, prices in Mexico range from 1,999 to 2,499 pesos, depending on the model, size and available promotions. Shoppers can buy the collection online, through the official app or at the brandโ€™s stores.

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Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.