Oscar de la Renta (@oscardelarenta)

The bride wore Oscar. For her Lake Como wedding, @beccaxbloom wore a custom #odlrbridal peony-embroidered ball gown. Completing her suite of bridal looks, the bride donned the hand-painted peony petal cocktail dress and rose-dappled mosaic gown for the moonlit reception. #odlrbridal Photographed by @josevilla

@Georginagio wears #odlrfall2025 for the Venice Film Festival. 🖤

@lindsaylohan wears the #odlrfall2025 sequin fern corset top and silk ivory pant for the ‘Freakier Friday’ press tour. Styled by @andrewmukamal

Let’s go for a spin. Journey through the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s. We invite you inside the Archive, where 1965 meets the present. #odlrarchive Spring 1979 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Spring 1985 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Spring 1992 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Fall 1981 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Fall 1986 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Pre-Spring 1982 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Fall 1988 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Fall 1987 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Spring 1986 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Spring 1988 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Fall 1983 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Spring 1984 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Spring 1981 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Discover the digital archive on Youtube.com and stay tuned for more uploads.

Step backstage, equal doses glamour and ruckus. Charged with the exuberance of girlhood, the cast of the show—amongst which are Jerry Hall, Apollonia van Ravenstein, Dalma Callado, Alva Chinn and Kirat Young—ready for their debut. In these days, makeup was self-applied, and an air of warmth and familiarity spurs endless laughter as the models and team dance with abandon. Oscar appears, perfume in-hand and a twinkle in his eye, causing a stir of mischief and delight moments before the runway. The collection then travels the globe in striking color—imbued with joy and complete with a celebratory finale. Discover the full video on Youtube.com @jerryfayehall @alva.chinn @dalmacallado @kiratyoung ‘Model’ (1981), directed by Frederick Wiseman, © Zipporah Films Spring 1980 Runway Shows, Oscar de la Renta Archive We invite you inside the Archive, where 1965 meets the present. #odlrarchive

Spring 1980 Welcome to Spring at Oscar de la Renta. From first cut to final embellishment, modistes work in concert to transform imagination and sketches into something material. Layers of crinoline, noir tulle and polychromatic feather tendrils are crafted into an unforgettably joyful gown. Spring 1980 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive ‘Model’ (1981), directed by Frederick Wiseman, © Zipporah Films We invite you inside the Archive, where 1965 meets the present. #odlrarchive Discover the digital archive on Youtube.com and stay tuned for more uploads.

Spring 1992: Plaid patchwork 30 years after its runway debut, Spring 1992’s patchwork plaid print returned in new form for Pre-Fall 2022. The reissue by Co-Creative Directors Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia pays homage to the trademark motif, originally donned by @lindaevangelista, @naomi and @yasmeenghauri. The story is grounded in a graphic patchwork of aster, dandelion and sienna, showcased in tiered skirts, off-shoulder silhouettes and signature ruffles. Designed to captivate in joyful color, the motif endures for the evolving Oscar woman. We invite you inside the Archive, where 1965 meets the present. #odlrarchive Discover the digital archive on Youtube.com and stay tuned for more uploads. Spring 1992 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Pre-Fall 2021 Lookbook, Photographed by Emmanuel Sanchez Monsalve

Spring 1992: Embroidered Pineapple For Oscar de la Renta Spring 1992, the pineapple motif shimmers in mimetic embroideries debuted by  @lindaevangelista and  @naomi. The tropical emblem’s Pre-Fall 2021 reprise by Co-Creative Directors Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia is reimagined in color-bright prints, and a tweed shift dress with crystal embroidered pineapples calls back to the archival silhouette donned by Linda Evangelista. Then and now, the pineapple celebrates the House’s enduring love of the Caribbean and playful elegance. Discover the preserved sample, crafted of ivory cloqué and thread work embroidery, accented by glass beads. We invite you inside the Archive, where 1965 meets the present. #odlrarchive Discover the digital archive on Youtube.com and stay tuned for more uploads. Spring 1992 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive Pre-Fall 2021 Lookbook, Oscar de la Renta Archive

Spring 1992: Embroidered Parrots In a celebration of the Caribbean, the Oscar de la Renta Spring 1992 show debuted a group of embroidered parrot jackets, characterized by a textural, color-bright and organic mélange of intricate thread work, sequins and beads. Caribbean blue and magenta feathers, thread work and crystal embroideries grace complementing jackets and skirts. Lime, emerald, scarlet, and sunflower convene to tell a design story seeped in the essence of the tropics. We invite you inside the Archive, where 1965 meets the present. #odlrarchive Discover the digital archive on Youtube.com and stay tuned for more uploads. Spring 1992 Runway Show, Oscar de la Renta Archive

“I’m a Dominican. It’s the fabric of who I am.” — Oscar de la Renta Echoes of Oscar’s Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic upbringing infuse the Archive with memories that come alive in joyful color. Oscar sought and cultivated glimmers of wonder — a practice that reverberates across 60 years of the House. We invite you on a brand journey through the Archive, where 1965 meets the present. #odlrarchive Discover the digital archive on Youtube.com and stay tuned for more uploads. Vogue, January 1, 1974 Oscar de la Renta Archive, 1968 Santo Domingo, May 1985 Oscar de la Renta Archive, Dominican Republic Casa del Niño, 1980s Oscar de la Renta Archive, Punta Cana Punta Cana, 2013 C/O Suzanne Donaldson In Style, C/O Michel Arnaud

In an odyssey of creativity, Oscar recounts his journey in the arts: from sketching and painting, to, finally, design. An instinctive ability to draw inspiration from the world around him informed the very essence of the House. We invite you inside the Archive, where 1965 meets the present. #odlrarchive Discover the digital archive on Youtube.com and stay tuned for more uploads. The Charlie Rose Show, 1998

The First Dress, 1956. Commissioned by Beatrice Lodge, daughter of the American Ambassador to Spain, for her coming-out ball, Oscar de la Renta’s debut design was an architectural ballgown — bodice draped in satin with a tiered skirt of tulle. In the decades since 1956, Oscar’s love of dressing women infused femininity and the essence of couture into reigning House codes. We invite you inside the Archive, where 1965 meets the present. #odlrarchive Discover the digital archive on Youtube.com and stay tuned for more uploads. Photographed by Nina Leen