New Arrivals

Proenza Schouler can always be relied on for winning winter dresses, and this season is no different – as evidenced by the brand’s new striped knit midi. Cos has also delivered on cold weather gems with its navy cord funnel-neck jacket, which will be a perfect finishing touch for everything in your autumn wardrobe.

If you’re in the market for winter occasion-wear, look no further than Reiss’s collaboration with The Royal Ballet, which is full of elevated separates, from dresses to tailoring. We have our eye on the menswear blazer, which will pair nicely with baggy jeans and loafers, for easy smart-casual dressing.

Loewe X On is back for another round, and it’s sure to be a sellout with both fashion and fitness fanatics. Case in point: the collection’s oversized hooded jacket is too good to be reserved for the gym – introduce it into your daywear rotation with a pleated midi-skirt and knee-high boots.

The moment we saw the piggy-printed knit hanging in JW Anderson’s Soho store, we were besotted. Inspired by Nicholas Mosse’s ceramic pig designs (creations which have personal resonance for Anderson), it exudes all the whimsy and tongue-in-cheek charm that we’ve come to expect from the designer. Consider it your new-season comfort blanket.

High-shine patent is making its way back into our autumn/winter wardrobes this season, and it’s the perfect textural pairing for winter woollens – think cashmere crew-necks and merino-wool cardis. H&M’s calf-grazing style will add drama to a bomber jacket (courtesy of JW Anderson) and flat leather boots.

British designers are experts when it comes to creating souped-up sportswear, and this season is no different. Vogue favourite Martine Rose has partnered with Napapijri to create a capsule of laid-back, nostalgic staples: think fleeces, white tees and rugby tops. Elsewhere, Simone Rocha’s embellished hoodie is sure to convert even the most formal of dressers. Just add a pleated midi and kitten heels.

Preppy-with-a-twist is fast becoming autumn’s prevailing mood, and Simone Rocha’s ruffled polo shirt encapsulates the look perfectly. Balance out the boxy proportions with Sacai’s twisted denim pencil skirt and leather boots.

You can’t scroll through a “new in” section this season without stumbling across a pop of plaid, and Loewe’s mohair iteration is the gold standard, with its muted colourway and fringed edging. Make it weekend-ready with a pair of polished flats and a crew-neck knit, then transition into evening with kitten heels and a shirt.

Jimmy Choo X Conner Ives is the accessories collab we’ve all been waiting for, and sure enough, the zebra-print T-bar is a Noughties fashion fantasy come to life. Lean into the nostalgia with an A-line midi-skirt, a suede biker jacket and a vintage corset cami top. Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy could never.

Everyone was going gaga for Argyle knits at London Fashion Week this season, from crewnecks to cardigans to soft knitted dresses. Style out the traditional motif with a leather bomber jacket, longline denim shorts and leather boots.

PSA: JW Anderson’s loafer bag now comes in indigo denim – perfect for a subtle, elevated nod to the Noughties. We recommend using it to add interest to your favourite autumn staples: think plaid shirts, trench coats and chocolate denim. Easy weekend dressing, sorted.

H&M Studio’s autumn collection has arrived, and it may just be the best yet. The tempting jacket offering includes the perfect funnel-neck bomber as well as a sporty nylon jacket, which was just made to be worn with leggings and heeled boots. Elsewhere, Arket’s blush slip skirt will be a stylish counterpoint to your chunky autumn knits.

Vogue Shopping can’t get enough of All Saints right now, as the brand has been delivering some lustworthy autumn staples, including the below slouchy suede bomber and draped denim miniskirt. Just add knee-high boots for the perfect transitional weekend ensemble.

One theme that has already emerged in street style this fashion month? Lace slip skirts. Worn alone with boots or layered over slouchy jeans, they’re the unexpected wardrobe workhorse you never knew you needed. Zara’s chocolate-coloured style comes with a matching cami top, and will look great under a funnel-neck leather jacket.

With its utility-chic styling and roomy interior, everyone is loving Mulberry’s Roxanne bag right now. New update aside, we’re also looking for pre-loved iterations on eBay for that love-worn, aged leather look. It really is the ultimate throw-everything-in-and-go tote for the season ahead.

And just like that, autumn has descended. But it’s not all doom and gloom, because this is when your favourite jackets come into their own. At the top of our list? The Y2K-coded military jacket – dig out your old iterations or try AllSaints’s Rummy style on for size. Speaking of comebacks, Chloé has re-released its cult Paddington bag, plus east London-based label Jakke has had a rebrand, and its new collection features countless lust-worthy autumn buys.

Many of autumn’s hero buys come with subtle utility undertones. Take Mulberry’s newly-released Roxanne bag, which features buckle-fastened front pockets and a roomy interior. Elsewhere, the sturdy flat knee-high boot has been embraced by designer and high-street brands alike, and is ideal for September’s changeable temperatures. You can’t beat Sacai for utility vibes, though, and we found the perfect khaki pleated skirt on eBay this week.

Fashion editors have long been using sneakers to dress down tailored separates. When it comes to outerwear, the bomber jacket operates in the same way. Reiss’s cropped style is the perfect foil to a pair of corporate pinstripe trousers or a clean-cut pencil skirt. But then again, it’ll also look great with casual basics at the weekend. Meanwhile, if you’re looking to add personality via your accessories, look no further than Molly Goddard’s playful collaboration with Baggu, with ruffles, checks and studs aplenty.

Happy bomber jacket season to all who celebrate. Arket’s nylon iteration is light enough for warm September days, but will layer nicely over knitwear when the mercury drops. Elsewhere, every dollar from the sale of Camilla & Marc’s “It All Begins With Ovaries” tees will go to UNSW Ovarian Cancer Research Centre, to help bring the world’s first DNA-based early detection test for ovarian cancer to clinical trials by 2026. Good tee, good cause.

Everywhere we look this season we’re seeing 50 shades of brown. Burberry’s chocolate trench brings a sculptural twist to the brand’s own classic gabardine style. Meanwhile & Other Stories has opted for a softer beige shade with its asymmetric shirt dress – just add knee-high riding boots for an easy autumnal work look.

Surprise! The Y2K, Kate Moss-coded military jacket is back for autumn/winter, and we’re not sad about it. Rixo has delivered an ornate velvet spin that’s perfect for the evening, especially when styled with cigarette trousers and a lace blouse. Elsewhere, The White Company has been given a very fashionable update this season, and its autumn drop is full of elevated wardrobe staples, from leather jackets to crew-neck knitwear.

When the weather can’t quite make up it’s mind, it’s time to get smart with your layering. A summer dress or miniskirt will feel more autumnal with a pair of knee-high boots, meanwhile a rugby shirt will feel a little cosier layered under a bomber jacket or leather biker. It’s all about making your season-specific pieces work a little harder all year-round.

The car coat is the traditional outerwear piece that has been given a new lease of life for 2025. Identifiable by its single-breasted fit and roomy silhouette, we’ve seen winning iterations at the likes of Cos, & Other Stories, and at the other end of the spectrum, The Row, this season. It’s the perfect alternative to a classic trench coat this autumn.

The secret to a successful wardrobe lies in the careful balance between statement-making pieces and versatile basics. Take EB Denim’s low-rise jeans, a verifiable staple that will pair nicely with shirts and tanks alike, or Acne Studios’ faux leather bomber, an industry favourite that is back in black this autumn. Elsewhere, Simone Rocha is delivering on personality with its ribbon-adorned blouse, that is sure to turn heads when styled with the aforementioned jeans for Friday night cocktails.

Dries Van Noten is really knocking it out the park right now when it comes to wardrobe staples with a directional twist. Take its calf-grazing jersey midi, which feels runway-ready thanks to the dramatic twisted silhouette – we recommend styling it with a rugby top and aviators.

The line between activewear and fashion is becoming increasingly blurred in 2025, so it’s fair to say that Stella McCartney was ahead of the game with her long-standing partnership with Adidas. This season, the collection is looking better than ever, as evidenced by the new-in shell jacket, which is too good to reserve for workouts.

Team Vogue has a full-blown fashion crush on emerging British designer Talia Byre, with various members of the team investing in the brand’s It-girl-worthy designs. The Flame miniskirt is a classic Byre silhouette and now available in autumnal black. Finish with a striped knit, silver jewellery and sneakers for high-low weekend dressing.

Enter the cooler months of the year in style with Reiss’s funnel-neck leather jacket, aka the ultimate transitional layer. Pair with a polka-dot midi-skirt, or throw it over a lace-edged slip dress, and see your summer staples last into September and beyond.