After leaving in 2011, Nathan Jenden returns to DVF as the new Chief Design Officer & VP, Creative.

Just three weeks after Jonathan Saunders&#39;s exit from&nbsp;DVF, the American fashion house has named a new successor &ndash;&nbsp;Nathan Jenden, a familiar face to the brand.

With&nbsp;10 years of working experience at&nbsp;DVF&nbsp;as the designer, before leaving in 2011,&nbsp;Nathan Jenden returns to helm the brand&#39;s creative direction.

And now he is appointed as the&nbsp;Chief Design Officer &amp; Vice President, Creative.

As for Nathan, he says,&nbsp;&quot;I see DVF as being more relevant today than it ever was in its message of self-empowerment while being dynamic and modern.&quot;

&quot;I want to give the DVF girl what she wants when she wants it, and with the joie de vivre and sense of purpose that epitomizes Diane, DVF the brand and the spirit of women today.&quot;

A perfect fit for the brand, Nathan has proven his synergy with DVF as he had once led the brand to raving&nbsp;success in the 2000s prior to his exit.

And his runway debut is coming very soon. This coming Fall/Winter 2018 in New York in February 2018 will mark his first collection for DVF.

Nathan Jenden returns to DVF

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