Miranda Kerr's Mother Denim Collection Is Here! What to Shop Before It Sells Out
The supermodel's jean line is about to find a home in your closet
When it comes to denim IQ, supermodels test off the charts. (They basically live in jeans when they’re not storming the catwalk in couture.) And for Miranda Kerr dressing in denim is a lifestyle. Which is why she’s bringing her effortlessly cool fashion knowledge to a new capsule collection with L.A.-based brand, Mother, which needs to find its way into your spring wardrobe immediately.
Kerr’s 12-piece collection ranges from ’60s-inspired flares to slogan tees and an on-trend button-down skirt and is priced between $105-$325. In the spirit of giving back, proceeds from the capsule will be donated to The Royal Hospital for Women Foundation based in Australia.
“I had such a wonderful time designing this collection with Mother and love what we created,” Kerr said in a statement. “The pieces are fun, fashionable, and I love that they give back to a charity close to my heart.”
At the L.A. launch party for her line, the 33-year-old model told Vogue that she finds comfort in wearing a great pair of jeans.
“The thing I love about a jean that fits you well is that it makes you feel like you’re at home, no matter where you are,” she shared. “It just fits in all the right spots.”
And Mother co-founders Lela Becker and Tim Kaeding were thrilled to collaborate with the industry vet, saying, “Miranda is a consummate muse for Mother. She is beautiful inside and out with a distinctive eye and widespread influence that she implements to do good.”
If you’re looking to enhance your denim wardrobe this spring, we picked some of our favorites from the collection below, available now at stores globally and motherdenim.com.
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• Funday Flare, $218
• Open Your Heart Sweatshirt, $138
• Snap Down Mini Flare Skirt, $198
• Easy Does It, $228
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• Cut It Out Jumpsuit, $310
• T-Time “Attitude of Gratitude” Crop Shirt, $105
• Easy Does It Cut Off Short. $185
• Audrey Jean, $218
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