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Pauline Dujancourt Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear Collection

Last updated: September 20, 2025 9:25 pm
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Pauline Dujancourt: Knitwear Wizard with a Soulful Touch

Pauline Dujancourt is a rising star in the fashion world, with only her second runway show already showcasing her impressive talent and unique aesthetic. The French-born, London-based designer has a captivating backstory that adds depth to her brand. Learning to knit from her grandmother as a child, Dujancourt rediscovered her passion for knitting during the pandemic and pursued a knitwear MA at Central Saint Martins. Her spring 2024 collection was quickly picked up by Dover Street Market, and she was even short-listed for the prestigious LVMH Prize. This success led her to leave her consulting gig with brands like Simone Rocha and Molly Goddard to focus on her own brand full-time.

Dujancourt’s ability to tell a compelling story is evident in her collections, drawing inspiration from a wide range of traditions and personal experiences. From votive tablets at Shinto shrines to her grandmother’s cherished plant, each piece is infused with a graceful and slightly Gothic aesthetic that is uniquely Dujancourt.

At her recent runway show on the Strand, Dujancourt created a mesmerizing atmosphere with knitted brooches shaped like birds and dried crop stalks scattered around the venue. The collection unfolded like a narrative, with pieces transitioning from white to black, inspired by her mother’s wedding dress and traditional mourning attire. Splashes of blue added depth and vibrancy, culminating in swirling gowns that showcased Dujancourt’s ability to create ethereal and light knitwear.

A Tale of Theater and Feathers

In this collection, Dujancourt drew inspiration from the theater, specifically the character of Nina in Chekhov’s The Seagull. Feathers became a recurring motif, delicately woven into coats and dresses, paying homage to the play’s heroine. Even traditional knitwear patterns like argyle sweaters and crochet “granny squares” were reimagined with a sensual touch, reflecting Dujancourt’s interest in sensuality over overt sexiness.

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But beyond the technical craftsmanship of her garments, the true essence of Dujancourt’s work this season was its emotional depth. The crochet birds given to show attendees were not just decorative; they were a tribute to a friend of Dujancourt’s who had passed away during the collection’s creation. The show notes included a poignant excerpt from Jonathan Safran Foer’s Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, exploring themes of loss and longing that resonated with the collection’s emotional core.

A Profound Contrast

Dujancourt’s intricate designs not only showcase her skill as a knitwear designer but also reveal a profound depth and soulfulness. Despite facing personal challenges and grief, she poured her heart into creating a collection that beautifully captured the contrast between beauty and ugliness in life. “It’s a different sort of life, and it can be tough,” she shared. “So I wanted to explore that contrast between the beauty and the ugliness of it all.”

Pauline Dujancourt may be known as London’s preeminent knitwear wiz, but her work goes beyond technical expertise. With a blend of storytelling, craftsmanship, and emotional resonance, she has established herself as a designer with a soulful touch that sets her apart in the fashion world.

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