Daria Strokous's Closet Sale
Supermodel Daria Strokous is a frequent fixture on the covers of the world’s most coveted magazines. Born in Moscow and scouted as an early teen, Daria has become a muse to some of fashion’s most formidable houses, including Dior, Prada, Chanel, and Louis Vuitton. Beyond the catwalk, Daria’s creative curiosity has led her to photography and filmmaking, capturing the evocative and singular energy of New York’s fashion landscape from behind the camera herself. Based in New York City, Daria’s influence extends across fashion, film, and art, earning her a place among Models.com’s “Top 50 Global Models.”
Learn more about Daria’s enviable collection of vintage designer finds and shop them first with our exclusive closet sale.
On Personal Style
"My style is mostly minimalist, with heavy leaning on tailoring. I love a good suit. Denim is a staple, and I am a big fan of a Canadian tuxedo. However, I also have an occasional period of florals and polka dots. I lived in California for a bit, which definitely brought ranch vibes to my closet that never actually left."
Behind Her Pieces
"I curated several sections of this closet sale. The first, I would call ‘I thought I was that girl, but I really am not.’ That’s for red pants, lime-green pumps, practically every print, and one cape. I had to admit to myself that, no matter how much I like them in theory, I just end up never wearing them.
Another is ‘I was THAT girl,’ which includes çlassic model streetstyle elements, like Isabel Marant wedges, a Dior leather jacket, and an oversized Versace T-shirt. There are a few absolutely iconic pieces that I am excited for someone to own and wear, like a custom dress from Dior that I wore to Cannes, an extremely chic pair of Rodarte knee-high boots, my favorite Marc Jacobs trench coat that I bought in every color, and a pair of very rare John Galliano sunglasses.'"
Shop Daria's Closet
Her Fashion Inspiration
"My mom always sewed and knitted amazing things for herself and for us. She taught me how to seek quality fabrics. My little sister had a fantastic style, went to college in the 90s, Calvin Klein, sort of looks. Watching her, I could not wait to grow up and wear cool clothes myself.
Film is another endless source of inspiration. I always loved costume design, and fashion determined how I felt about each character. Remember Mia Wallace’s coat in Pulp Fiction? I just found a vintage men's Bill Blass that is basically the same. Still looking for Cher Horowitz’s Calvin Klein dress and tunic combo after all these years. And I won’t give up. "
What She's Eyeing Now
"I'm looking for a vintage watch. I'm new to this category, so for now I'm doing a bit of research. I'd love to find one that is unique, yet timeless, so let me know of any suggestions!"