New Arrivals

Spring might feel like a long way away, but it will be here before you know it. Longline tailored shorts are the perfect transitional piece for those tricky in-between months, and Zara’s Bermuda-style pair in black feel suitably polished, and will look great with your winter V-necks. Elsewhere, Dries Van Noten’s embellished belt is the ultimate finishing touch – add it to dresses and denim alike.

The fashion crowd’s favourite Scandi brand, Cecilie Bahnsen, has joined forces with flight jacket stalwarts Alpha Industries this season to create what might just be the perfect bomber jacket. The combination of the classic silhouette and colourway with Bahnsen’s feminine motifs (see the floral patchworking), means you’re guaranteed to get asked about your outerwear.

Sacai is the gold standard of utility styling, and this season the brand has delivered the bomber jackets to end all bomber jackets. Featuring an unusual mix of canvas and shell fabric, and the perfect hip-grazing crop, this is an outerwear hero you’ll be able to wear right through till summer.

From Cos’s sellout parka to Uniqlo’s cult tracksuit bottoms, 2026 is set to be a good year for lazy-girl dressing. Keep it polished with elevated fabrics and a hit of print – 2025’s plaid shirt will do the job nicely – then finish the look with a smart shoe, such as a lofer or ballet pump, and a slouchy tote bag.

Last year’s equestrian mood shows no sign of slowing down, so don’t pack away those knee-high riding boots quite yet. Make like Prada this January and pair yours with a midi circle skirt and cropped bomber jacket. For a more casual weekend look, swap in a pair of black leggings and an oversized knit.

Even if you’re someone who usually shies away from animal print, you may want to consider zebra stripes this season. Whether it’s a belt (see Arket’s slimline style), bag or ballet pump, the monochrome print is an easy way to liven-up winter staples.

If you want to add any newness to your arsenal of wardrobe staples this season, make it a deep V-neck and a pair of brown jeans – Arket and Toteme should be your first port of call. Elsewhere, M&S has just nailed the ladylike shoe brief with its cream heeled pumps – we recommend using them to elevate everyday denim.

If you’re not ready to commit to the half-zip, you may want to consider Tibi’s clever layer-effect sweater, which features the perfect brown and teal colour pairing. It’s also a bulk-free way to layer, which will be handy when spring rolls around. Finish the look with Agolde’s cult criss-cross jeans in white.

As we drag ourselves back to work in Baltic temperatures, it pays to keep things simple. A pair of high-waisted tailored trousers in steel grey will always be up to the task, whether you style them with corporate shirting or keep it casual with a suede fringed button-up.

Lazy fashion lovers rejoice, as tracksuits are sticking around as the denim alternative of choice for 2026. Steer clear of gym territory with an elevated track jacket, courtesy of Dries Van Noten, and a polished vintage handbag: consider Balenciaga’s City an heirloom in the making.

If there’s anyone who could convince us to look beyond our trusty trackies this January, it would, of course, be Mrs Prada. Miuccia’s “chic librarian” mood is equal parts polished and cosy: see Fair Isle cardigans, structured A-line skirts and ladylike handbags.

When it comes to the twixmas period, all we want to wear is comfy separates and cosy shoes. Case in point: &Daughter’s wool cardigan comes in a rainbow of colours, and the pea-green iteration will make for a cute pairing with Uniqlo U’s grey tracksuit and a classic Ugg.

2025 shall henceforth be known as the year of the leather bomber jacket, and H&M’s faux-fur collared iteration comes in the perfect shade of chocolate brown. Elsewhere, The Row’s Virgin trousers will deliver easy polish through the end of December and into 2026.

Slip dresses are going nowhere next year and, luckily, they’re one of the most versatile things you can buy right now (yes really). For New Year’s Eve formal, just add heels and a leather jacket, but then, for casual winter weekend dressing, simply layer with baggy jeans and a cashmere knit.

When it comes to festive season smart-casual, you can’t go wrong with an oversized knit and midi-skirt. JW Anderson’s Argyle style offers just the right amount of colour when paired with H&M’s charcoal-coloured skirt. Finish the look with a heeled knee-high boot and leather bomber jacket from Nour Hammour.

Monochrome has taken a backseat this season, with soft shades of cream, brown and grey claiming the spotlight. Thankfully, this is a look that lends itself to going head-to-toe (read: it’s super easy to style), and a pair of chocolate-brown leather trousers and an eggshell-coloured jacket, courtesy of Arket will do the job nicely.

Ladylike dressing is set to be a key trend for spring/summer 2026, as championed by the likes of Prada and Miu Miu. Channel your inner Stepford-Wife-with-a-twist via fitted cardigans, candy-coloured accessories and knee-length skirts (leather is perfect for offsetting any twee undertones). Perhaps forgo the pearls, however, to avoid cosplay territory.

If you needed an excuse to lean into comfort this December, then let the legging renaissance be it. The secret to styling them lies in the proportions: on the top half this could be a sculptural jacket or an oversized shirt, while in the shoe department you can’t go wrong with a chunky boot or ballet pump.

Event dressing comes in many forms this festive season. Take Róhe’s elegant high-collar puffer – a perfect option for outdoor ’dos where your coat has to do the talking. Elsewhere, we have our eyes on Toteme’s petal skirt and Heirlome’s macramé top – a chic monochrome pairing that puts texture (rather than sequins) front and centre.

Festive red, green and gold might be decking the halls right now, but at Vogue Shopping we’ve found ourselves more partial to a mellow yellow. Cos’s margarine-hued V-neck knit will make for a delectable pairing with indigo denim this season. Surely the easiest way to brighten up the darkest days of the year.

Carry the boho spirit into the winter months with Tory Burch’s floaty printed midi-skirt and statement silver jewellery (see Cos’s double-wrap bangle). For daytime, pair the look with a V-neck knit and tote bag, then for festive drinks just add a lace cami top and pointed kitten heels. Juju Vera’s shell pendant necklace (of summer 2025 fame), meanwhile, will take on a cold-weather twist with a blue Oxford shirt and layered silken slip dress.

Bomber jackets are a fashion editor favourite during a cold snap, and Alpha Industries’s MA-1 bomber is perfect for those who want that classic flight jacket silhouette. Nab yourself a preloved iteration on eBay this season, and style it with Me+Em’s pinstripe trousers, Dear Frances’s suede boots and a knitted argyle scarf, courtesy of Johnstons Of Elgin.

Party season styling never looked so easy with Zara’s ZW Collection lace satin top – a worthy pairing for straight-leg jeans and a sparkly heel. Finish the look with Charlotte Simone’s fluffy, enveloping coat and 3.1 Phillip Lim’s Luna bag. Elsewhere, Harry Lambert has partnered with Selfridges and some fashion designer friends to create an edit of Disney-inspired pieces. Top of our list? Chopova Lowena’s Fantasia knee-length skirt.

With its dramatic, ankle-skimming length, bold shoulders and belted detailing, you’d never know that & Other Stories’s wool trench wasn’t a designer buy. Throw it over your favourite winter staples (a polished tracksuit and cashmere knit would do nicely) and watch your outfit become runway-ready.

You can always rely on Loewe for statement-making outerwear, and this season, it comes in the form of a leather belted jacket. Create interest with textural layers – see: Theory’s lime-green brushed cardigan – and classic, straight-leg jeans. A vintage Chloe Paddington bag wouldn’t go amiss either.

Damson Madder has partnered with END on a holiday capsule that blends utility fabrics with cocktail-ready silhouettes. Exhibit A: the Elina midi-dress in chocolate brown, which you can layer over jeans and boots just as easily as you can dress it up with kitten heels and costume jewellery. Talk about multifaceted.

Lean into tailoring this November with strong-shouldered jackets and coats. Whistles’s longline Lori coat will add ’80-coded flair to workwear staples and casual separates alike. Elsewhere, Reformation’s collaboration with Clare Waight Keller’s is perfect for the festive season, and the Gertrude cuff is at the top of our list.