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DKNY Colorblock Duvet & Shams Set

Name: DKNY Colorblock Duvet & Shams Set
Brand: DKNY
SKU: A0101825
Price: 179.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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The DKNY Colorblock Duvet & Shams Set brings a calm, modern mood to the bedroom with colorblock panels rendered in restful hues. Spun from a blend of new and recycled cotton—80% cotton, 20% recycled cotton—with a 100% cotton contrast, the fabric reads soft, breathable, and quietly luxe. It wears well in any light, and the machine-washable, tumble-dry care keeps the look easy and fresh, even after season-changing weekends and late-night lounging.

Full/Queen duvet 90" x 92" with two Standard shams 20" x 26"; King set 108" x 92" with two King shams 20" x 36". The cotton blend drapes smoothly over the bed and layers easily with throws or additional blankets, while the contrasting cotton adds a clean, graphic edge to the top surface. It coordinates with a range of palettes, from soft neutrals to richer hues, making transitions from weekday de-stress to weekend guest-ready effortless.

In line with DKNY’s city-cool heritage, this colorblock duvet set nods to pared-back luxury and sustainable chic, pairing easily with minimal rhythms of modern bedrooms and aligning with the ongoing love for versatile, all-season bedding that feels polished without trying too hard.

Materials / Fabrication

New and recycled cotton blend
Colorblock patterning
80 percent cotton, 20 percent recycled cotton
Contrast: 100 percent cotton
Full/Queen duvet: 90" x 92"
King duvet: 108" x 92"
Full/Queen shams: 20" x 26"
King shams: 20" x 36"
Full/Queen set includes two Standard shams
King set includes two King shams
Imported

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle
Use a mild detergent; avoid chlorine bleach
Tumble dry low or line dry; remove promptly to reduce wrinkles
Iron on low heat if needed

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Graphic colorblock geometry elevates the DKNY duvet set, delivering a bold, editorial mood without shouting. The restrained palette of calming hues keeps it versatile, while clean lines and crisp contrast feel contemporary and fashion-forward. In the right bedroom, the look reads aspirational—like a styled shoot translated into real-life calm.

Craftsmanship: 7/10

Textile quality reads as approachable premium: a breathable cotton blend with a touch of recycled fibers adds texture without bulk. The finishes appear tidy, with even topstitching and neat seams visible in the set’s edges. While not couture-level indulgence, the construction signals reliability and everyday longevity under regular laundering.

Affordability: $$$

Considering DKNY branding, sustainable cotton content, and a full duvet plus two shams, the price lands at a fair point for a modern, colorblocked centerpiece. The value feels justified when you factor in durable weave and timeless palette that stays fresh through seasons, offering editorial polish without a boutique-sticker shock.

Lookbooks

DKNY Spring 2026 Stars Hailey Bieber in New Campaign

DKNY’s Spring 2026 campaign returns to New York as both setting and subject, drawing from the disruptive art scene that shaped downtown culture in the 1960s. The imagery places Hailey Bieber inside an artist’s loft, framed by black and white photography that keeps the focus on form, styling, and presence. The looks shown throughout the campaign pull directly from DKNY’s latest collection, with styling that plays on contrast and proportion. The campaign also revisits the Naked Dress made famous in Sex and the City, now shown in black with clear straps, alongside a pinstripe minidress and relaxed jeans with a blazer that leans into a ’90s attitude.

Hailey Bieber Leads DKNY Fall 2025 With Effortless City Energy

Hailey Bieber has officially stepped into her role as the face of DKNY’s Fall 2025 campaign, and the results feel effortlessly in sync. The images radiate that New York state of mind, pulling from the brand’s est. 1989 capsule collection and reworking its DNA with sharper tailoring and off-duty ease. A black blazer layered with denim, oversized outerwear that feels borrowed yet elevated, and varsity silhouettes reimagined with pops of neon anchor the collection. It’s Hailey’s confidence that ties it all together, proving she’s more than just an ambassador—she’s a reflection of DKNY’s urban pulse. Slouchy jackets, oversized glen plaid blazers, and voluminous coats call back to the brand’s 90s legacy, yet feel made for now. Accessories heighten the effect, with bags like the Hadlee, Paula Commuter, and archival Chana ’89 grounding the looks.

See Kaia Gerber Star In DKNY’s Fall 2024 Campaign Story

Kaia Gerber once again stands on the global stage as the face of DKNY’s Fall 2024 campaign. This marks the second consecutive season that the rising style icon has been chosen to represent the iconic American brand, which is celebrating its 35th anniversary. DKNY’s latest campaign, shot by photographer Mikael Jansson and styled by Alastair McKimm draws inspiration from beloved literary works that have immortalized the New York City’s spirit, including Patti Smith’s “Just Kids,” F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby,” and Jay McInerney’s “Bright Lights, Big City.”

About DKNY

DKNY, founded in 1989 by Donna Karan, is a globally recognized fashion brand that epitomizes the vibrant, dynamic energy of New York City. Initially celebrated for its modern tailoring and sophisticated, urban aesthetic, DKNY has continued to evolve while staying true to its roots. Acquired by G-III Apparel Group in 2016, the brand has embraced a new era, incorporating contemporary streetwear influences while maintaining its iconic New York style. In 2024, DKNY introduced a refreshed visual identity, including a new logo and a campaign featuring Kaia Gerber, symbolizing the brand's commitment to the next generation. The brand's latest collections, like the "Heart of NY" capsule, blend nostalgic 90s styles with modern design, making DKNY more accessible and appealing to a younger, global audience.