Top 10 Fashion Finds for Fall-Winter 2025-2026

1) Bone Sweater (off-white)

Clean, bright, and neutral. Bone (creamy off-white) brightens the face and acts as a base under coats and blazers.

• Fabrics: cotton, merino, wool, cashmere, viscose.
• Worn with: dark blue denim, graphite trousers, pleated skirt.
• Suitable for: all skin tones; if you're concerned about "washing out," choose a warmer off-white.

Sweater Collection

2) Cardigans

A practical layer for the office and weekends. A decorative button or contrasting trim adds character without overwhelming the look.

• Length: to the hip or a slightly cropped style.
• Colors: bone, burgundy (aubergine), graphite.

3) Jeans: Straight / Wide-Leg / Barrel

Three trendy cuts for the season. High-waisted or mid-rise jeans provide a stable foundation for your look.

Denim Selection

4) Ink Blue Trousers

Softer than black, but just as elegant. In ink blue, an office look appears more expensive.

• Combo: bone sweater, graphite blazer, cognac shoes.
• Cut: straight, slightly flared, or cigarette.

Collection Trousers

5) "Blazer + Pleats" Dress

Structured blazer-style top + pleated midi skirt. Transitions from office to evening with just a change of shoes.

• Colors: beige, burgundy (aubergine), black.
• Figure: the belt cinches the waist; the pleats create movement.

Dress Collection

6) Pleated Midi Skirt

Trendy all year round. In AW, we wear it with thick tights, boots, and a cardigan.

• Shades: dark cacao, graphite, ink, black.
• Tip: choose a version where the fabric drapes finely – it shouldn't feel stiff.

Skirt Collection

7) Knitwear in graphite/steel grey/ink blue

Cool grey and ink blue combine with everything and look modern.

• How to combine: graphite + bone + ink = a clean capsule.

8) Warm shade: dark cacao

An alternative to black for softer looks. A pleated skirt or faux leather in cacao works excellently with bone color.

9) Forest Green — trousers or cardigan

A deep green that refreshes beige and camel coats. Looks good on both fair and warm skin tones.

10) Wool or Cashmere Scarf and Hat

A small detail that refreshes the look. Invest in natural fabrics – they keep you warm and allow the skin to breathe.

AW 25/26 Colors at a Glance

• Neutrals: bone (off-white), graphite/steel grey, beige/camel.
• Accents: ink blue, forest green, aubergine (burgundy-violet), dark cacao.
• Prints: subtle plaid, leopard print in subdued tones.

Quick Styling Guide

• Petite height: monochrome (bone or dark blue) + verticals (pleats/creases).
• Curvier figure: dark bottom (graphite/ink) + light top; avoid large belts at the hip.
• Very tall height: break up monochrome with texture (pleats, corduroy).

Shop Smart

• Choose natural fabrics for layers next to the skin.
• Maintain a base of 3 colors (e.g., bone, ink, graphite), then play with shades.
• Look for actual measurements and a return option.

Browse the AW 25/26 Collection

FAQ

How many of these items are enough for me?

Practical rule: 6–7 out of the 10 items cover 80% of situations. For example: a sweater, cardigan, jeans, trousers, pleated skirt, "blazer + pleats" dress, and a scarf + hat set.

Which colors are the most versatile for AW 25/26?

Bone, ink blue, and graphite are the most flexible base. Add a maximum of 1–2 accents like forest green or dark cacao.

What size should I choose if I'm between two?

Check the actual measurements and use the size calculator. For more structured trousers and dresses, choose the larger size for comfort; for knitwear, you can opt for the smaller size if you want a more fitted silhouette.