Faux leather and faux fur lend the autumn wardrobe a luxurious, contemporary look, without the use of real leather or fur. The trend really comes into its own with statement tops, instantly turning any outfit into a striking ensemble.
This season, patterns are no longer worn on their own. Chequered and striped patterns are deliberately combined, even within a single outfit. Stripes appear in various widths and styles, from graphic knitwear to feminine blouses. The result is playful, surprising and yet harmonious.
Embroidery adds a refined, artisanal touch to everyday garments. Embroidered details can be found on items such as jeans and blouses. This gives familiar silhouettes extra character, without compromising on wearability.
The classic men’s suit is making a compelling entry into the women’s wardrobe. Pinstripes take centre stage, creating a powerful, self-assured look. Whether styled sleekly or casually, the dandy look combines masculine tailoring with feminine elegance.
Burgundy is one of the defining colours of the winter season. Various shades of burgundy and Bordeaux are combined in tone-on-tone combinations, with particular emphasis on rich textures. Pairing them with khaki also creates a warm and surprising colour palette.
Culottes are one of the standout pieces of the Autumn/Winter 2026 collection. Thanks to their elegant, wide silhouette, these trousers can be worn in a variety of ways. Pair them with soft knitwear for a comfortable look, with organza for a festive touch, or with a blouse for a stylish everyday outfit.
A rich chocolate brown. A hint of soft pink. Denim for a casual touch.
Pastel shades are making a comeback. Butter yellow, soft pink and cream are this season’s must-have colours.