When Victoria Quitzau steps into denim, it’s more than just fabric: it’s heritage. “I’ve always loved denim, it’s been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. My father made his living selling jeans, so I grew up surrounded by it, and it naturally became a core part of my own style,” she shares. For NA-KD’s latest denim edit, Victoria fronts a collection that celebrates this timeless material through a sculptural, sharply refined lens. Precision tailoring meets everyday ease, creating pieces that are bold, versatile, and unapologetically stylish.
Structure meets ease
From belted jackets with oversized cuffs to cropped jeans, the collection redefines denim staples with an architectural eye. Clean lines, folded details, and crisp topstitching transform wardrobe essentials into statement pieces. “What I love about this collection is that it truly celebrates everything I appreciate about denim – it’s timeless, versatile, and stylish,” Victoria says. These are pieces made to move seamlessly between moments - from desk to dinner, city streets to weekend escapes.Denim as a personal code
For Victoria, denim has always been more than an outfit choice: it’s a style foundation. “To this day, I always keep denim in my wardrobe,” she explains. “There are pieces for every occasion, which makes it a collection I genuinely love and feel at home in.” This sense of connection brings depth to the edit, aligning modern tailoring with personal history. It’s denim as identity, as comfort, and as confidence.
