Make Page Six a Preferred Source Alexa Chung fronts the collab's campaign. Old Navy Old Navy’s latest designer collaboration has main character energy.
The mall brand just teamed up with Altuzarra on a dreamy (and surprisingly affordable) 44-piece collection. And much like the designer’s whimsical runway shows, it all started with a little literary inspiration.
“I had just read ‘Wuthering Heights’ and ‘Pride and Prejudice,” Joseph Altuzarra told Who What Wear. “I really imagine this collection on a windswept Scottish moor.”
In keeping with the theme, the tag of each item does double duty as a bookmark, and the NYC launch event — attended by the likes of Riley Keough, Alexa Chung and Cole Sprouse — was held at McNally Jackson Books’ Rockefeller Center store.
Below, shop some of our favorites from the under-$150 line. If history’s any indication, they won’t be in stock for long!
This embellished jacket was a hit with the editors and content creators at the launch party — and given over 9,000 people have viewed it online today alone, it’s safe to say shoppers agree.
The collab also has several standout dresses, fusing Altuzarra’s romanticism and femininity with Old Navy’s accessible prices.
These Fair Isle knits would fit right in on a windswept “Wuthering Heights”-esque moor — or on the streets of NYC.
Altuzarra cited this scarf dress as a personal favorite, and we can totally see why.
There are also plenty of wardrobe basics, including this ribbed turtleneck.
Riley Keough wore this convertible parka to the launch event. It offers great bang for your buck, given its detachable plaid lining can also be worn separately for a second chic option.
Leave it to Altuzarra to elevate a basic black tank. This draped design is effortlessly chic, and also comes in both pink and blue floral prints.
Outerwear highlights also include this funnel-neck coat, which will likely sell out long before temperatures drop.
Florals for fall? Perhaps even Miranda Priestly would approve.
This sweet cardigan is already selling out in a few sizes, so grab it while you can.
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
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