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Fall Fashion

Autumn/Winter 2026 is coming.

We’re done with swimsuits and sand. It’s time to break out the leather jacket and start thinking about our autumn wardrobes. September means a new season of fashion inspo: from the glamour of London Fashion Week to crisp AW26 launches from our luxury brands, these chilly winds of change are a fashionista’s best friend. Here’s our guide to wrapping yourself in the best of autumn design.

Aspinal Of London’s contribution to AW26 is the “Crossing Paths” collection, celebrating “the quiet connections that bring us together,” the brand explains. In a deep autumnal colour palette, “rich textures take centre stage, from signature high-shine mock croc and intricately woven leather to velvety suedes that bring warmth, depth and tactility.”

“This September, sapphires are the moment,” explains Searle & Co. The birthstone for the month, these precious stones have long been associated with romance, royalty and protection. “At Searle & Co, we source the finest sapphires, striving to find the perfect match for your bespoke piece.” Visit the boutique to learn more about crafting something that is pure September.

The joy of layering. Matching and contrasting colours, draped silhouettes — in autumn, it’s all to play for. Our resident Italian tailors, Sartoria Dei Duchi, are savouring the opportunities the season provides. With its unique collection of luxury menswear, experiment — in a bespoke consultation — with creating a new look that makes the most of the months ahead.

For the duration of London Fashion Week, Goff Courtney and Jen’s Plants and Florist are teaming up for a unique collab, “celebrating how floral design can add beauty and lighten the spirit — whether on a garment or in an interior.” While the florist’s will showcase avant-garde floral arrangements, the fashion house will be highlighting “the quality and versatility of textile brooches — aka corsages,” it explains.

September 4, 2026