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Old Navy’s Altuzarra collaboration looks way more expensive than it is

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Southwick, H. (2026, October 1). Old Navy’s Altuzarra collaboration looks way more expensive than it is. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/01/style/old-navy-altuzarra-collaboration-looks-way-more-expensive-than-it-is/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-01 · by Hannah Southwick

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Old Navy partnered with designer Joseph Altuzarra on a 44-piece collection inspired by classic literature like "Wuthering Heights" and "Pride and Prejudice." The items range from under-$150 and were showcased at an event featuring celebrities such as Riley Keough and Alexa Chung. Highlights include an embellished jacket, convertible parka, and floral dresses that have already gained attention online and among shoppers.
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Old Navy recently collaborated with designer Joseph Altuzarra to create an affordable 44-piece collection inspired by classic novels like "Wuthering Heights" and "Pride and Prejudice". Each item in the collection features a tag that doubles as a bookmark, adding a literary touch. The launch event for this collaboration was held at McNally Jackson Books' Rockefeller Center store in NYC, attended by celebrities such as Riley Keough, Alexa Chung, and Cole Sprouse. Despite its upscale inspiration, the entire line is priced under $150, making high-fashion elements accessible to a broader audience. One of the standout pieces from the collection is an embellished jacket that has garnered significant attention online with over 9,000 views in just one day.

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Altuzarra NYC Old Navy’s Page Six Who What Wear

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Altuzarra ORG · 4× Page Six ORG · 3× NYC GPE · 2× Old Navy’s ORG · 2× Riley Keough PERSON · 2× Alexa Chung PERSON · 1× Cole Sprouse PERSON · 1× Joseph Altuzarra PERSON · 1× Scottish NORP · 1× Who What Wear ORG · 1×

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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.
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🔮 These Fair Isle knits would fit right in on a windswept “Wuthering Heights”-esque moor — or on the streets of NYC.
2026-10-01 · New York Post
Old Navy’s Altuzarra collaboration looks way more expensive than it is · assertive framing

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Old Navy’s latest designer collaboration has main character energy. asserted
collaboration → have → energy
The mall brand just teamed up with Altuzarra on a dreamy (and surprisingly affordable) 44-piece collection. asserted
brand → team → collection
And much like the designer’s whimsical runway shows, it all started with a little literary inspiration. asserted
it → start → inspiration
“I had just read ‘Wuthering Heights’ and ‘Pride and Prejudice,” Joseph Altuzarra told Who What Wear. asserted
Altuzarra → read → Wear
“I really imagine this collection on a windswept Scottish moor.” asserted
I → imagine → 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. asserted
event → keep → store
If history’s any indication, they won’t be in stock for long! asserted
they → ’ → stock
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. asserted
shoppers → give → it
The collab also has several standout dresses, fusing Altuzarra’s romanticism and femininity with Old Navy’s accessible prices. asserted
collab → have → prices
These Fair Isle knits would fit right in on a windswept “Wuthering Heights”-esque moor — or on the streets of NYC. asserted
knits → fit → NYC
Altuzarra cited this scarf dress as a personal favorite, and we can totally see why. asserted
we → cite → favorite
Riley Keough wore this convertible parka to the launch event. asserted
Keough → wear → event
It offers great bang for your buck, given its detachable plaid lining can also be worn separately for a second chic option. asserted
lining → offer → option
This draped design is effortlessly chic, and also comes in both pink and blue floral prints. asserted
design → come → prints
Outerwear highlights also include this funnel-neck coat, which will likely sell out long before temperatures drop. asserted
temperatures → include → coat
Perhaps even Miranda Priestly would approve. asserted
Priestly → approve → ?
This sweet cardigan is already selling out in a few sizes, so grab it while you can. asserted
you → sell → it
Why Trust Page Six Style Shopping This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. asserted
article → trust → Page
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. asserted
that → spy → stars
She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. asserted
She → consult → recommendations
In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade. asserted
work → write → Today
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