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Winter Fashion 2026

Winter fashion 2026


The aviator jacket. This season’s ubiquitous must-have: oversized and empowering in womenswear, with big collars and exposed shearling; more restrained in menswear – streamlined, urban, functional. Miu Miu, Courrèges, and Givenchy lead a modern reworking of a vintage classic, now firmly established as a truly versatile icon.

The structured maxi coat. The fail-safe plan B. For her, it comes in heavy wool with a straight or cocoon silhouette and a defined shoulder – think The Row, Max Mara, Khaite, and Saint Laurent. For him, it’s a long, straight tailored overcoat with softer shoulders and razor-sharp lines, like at Lemaire, Ami Paris, and Prada.

The column skirt, in heavy wool or sleek leather, is a winter staple that streamlines your silhouette. Its clean, long lines pair perfectly with the XL aviator, mid-calf boots, city- biker styles, or a slim heel. Offering brilliant versatility, it transitions seamlessly from the office to the evening. See the look at Prada, Khaite, Proenza Schouler, and Totême.

The chunky knit defines the season – all volume and texture. Properly warm, it works just as well with a column skirt or straight-leg trousers as it does layered under an oversized aviator. Look for sculptural or cable-knit versions from Alaïa, JW Anderson, Isabel Marant, or Totême.

The mid-calf or city-biker boot is fuss-free, solid, and unmistakably urban. Its chunky sole and biker attitude add instant edge to a column skirt, knitted dress, or straight trousers. A key style at Celine and Bottega Veneta.

Three must-have accessories: A maxi scarf in chunky knit or mohair, like the ones at Loewe and Acne Studios. An oversized bag – either a structured tote or a slouchy XL – in the spirit of Bottega Veneta, The Row, or Ferragamo. Long gloves- elbow-length in leather or knit, as seen on the catwalks at Dior and Roksanda.

Colour of the season. The winter colour story is a sophisticated, unisex palette of browns, from rich cocoa to toasted caramel, anchored by a deep, unabashedly sensual burgundy. Steel grey and petrol green round out the mix.

The men’s wardrobe edit. Key pieces include a minimalist rollneck (Hermès or Brunello Cucinelli) plus a chunky fisherman-style braided or cable-knit jumper. Invest in slim, straight-cut trousers alongside urban technical pairs from C.P. Company or Stone Island. Layer with a thick overshirt in wool or a technical blend, a favourite at A.P.C.

And on his feet… Urban leather boots: polished, minimal, streamlined – think Common Projects or Jil Sander. They should pair effortlessly with a high-end backpack or a rigid tote from Loewe, Prada, or Bottega Veneta.

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