New Arrivals

Styling the fall/winter 2025 collections might feel out of reach—but think again. With Alaïa’s latest runway drop, you can take the catwalk straight to the city streets.

Chloé’s iconic Paddington bag is back—and better than ever. The refreshed design is lighter in feel, yet still features the oversized padlock and equestrian-inspired straps that made it a cult classic.

The softness of pink meets the grounding richness of brown for a pairing that feels both modern and enduring. As seen at Miu Miu, it’s a color match we’ll be wearing well into fall and winter.

You know the old saying; the higher the neckline, the closer to…chic! Funnel necks of all sorts are an easy way to add edge to any ensemble. Try out A.L.C. and Michael Kors, for starters.

Wardrobe staples don’t need to be boring to be essential. If anything, today’s best basics are revived with new proportions—from sculpted blazers to barrel-leg jeans.

Lace and leather may seem like opposites—that’s exactly why the pairing is so striking. Contrast Zara’s feminine lace trims with Massimo Dutti’s buttery leather jacket.

When in doubt—traditional is best. Sometimes less is more, especially on busy workweeks. Pair J.Crew’s barn jacket with Agolde’s coated ’90s-inspired jeans.

Off-duty hours are the perfect time to lean into playful yet relaxed silhouettes. Toteme’s oversized trench is the ideal light layer, while J.Crew’s layered crewneck supplies all the detail your outfit needs.

Summer Fridays are officially behind us, and one foolproof formula for locking in at the office, school, or anywhere else—in a polished way—is a no-brainer midi dress and trainers. Theory’s navy scoop neckline is one you could pull on with your eyes closed, and feels just right accompanied by Loewe’s blue-accented signature runners.

With a plethora of new looks in from Los Angeles label Dôen, there’s lots to love on the prairie dress front. The smocked Kaira style has become a brand signature, and comes in a new Victorian-inspired print for fall. Pair it with Burberry’s classic trench for a romantic English rose effect.

Fashion lovers, rejoice! Christopher John Roger’s joy-inducing maxi dress with a rainbow hem radiates optimism, while fans of Khaite’s studded bags will get a kick out of the designer’s new take on the studded black flat.

Step into August with Aeyde’s Vincent boot: the stacked heel and mid-calf height are tailor-made for layering under midi dresses or pairing with jeans, while the flat sole gives it a comfortable boost. Something else to look forward to? Sacai’s cable-knit sweater with peplum details and built-in pockets.

Like a chocolate brown or a deep aubergine, merlot (a close cousin to oxblood or burgundy) has the saturation to make or break an outfit. Let it be the main character in a look that’s layered with quieter separates in grey, cream, white, or black.

You know what they say about a tried-and-true classic: there’s no need to fix it, though a remix is always appreciated. Take the humble barn jacket, which feels reborn in a suede fabric, or Lemaire’s barrel-leg denim—a vision when belted and structured with twisted seams.

When the forecast is stuck somewhere between hot and cold, it’s important to place your bets on versatile pieces that can tide you over until it’s time for sweater weather. Organza-trimmed midi skirts and lightweight jackets, like this silk and linen style from Massimo Dutti, feel covered-up but still airy.

While the fashion set loves a good monochromatic black ensemble, we’re also holding space for the other versatile colorways we saw sway down the fall/winter 2025 runways. A new tonal pairing to put on your radar? Mocha brown and muted grey.

Wearing all-black is basically fashion’s cheat code—you look effortlessly put-together while avoiding the daily “does this match?” dilemma. The key to keeping things fresh? Unusual proportions, like Khaite’s ultra-long maxi skirt or Cos’s double-faced scarf cape.

Miu Miu’s elevated pumps feel especially on-point in burgundy leather, putting a modern twist on a familiar office-ready silhouette. Speaking of twists, Loulou de Saison adds all-over fringe to the classic white t-shirt for texture-forward flair this fall.

From Jil Sander’s fringed mini to McQueen’s ruffled lace blouse, fall 2025’s separates encourage you to zoom in on the details. Pair them with Maison Margiela’s iconic Tabis in a mary-jane silhouette for a “punk-meets-schoolgirl” aesthetic.

With its ruffle sleeves, scarf neck tie, and rich paisley print, Mango’s blouse will be sure to make a statement this fall, whether worn on its own or layered under double breasted blazers or suede jackets this fall. Plus, a new minimalist-friendly black leather boot shape has arrived from The Row, a versatile base to ground any look this season.

‘Tis the season for a barn jacket! Alex Mill does a great waxed cotton option at $325, while Polo Ralph Lauren offers three fall handbag trends in one great bag: a chocolate suede outer, top handle straps, and an east-west shape.

Rain or shine, come fall, the need for lightweight layers is to be expected. Anticipate the inevitable with Maria McManus’s swing coat— a slick style defined by a contrasting leather collar—and Aeyde’s knee-high leather boots.

Work, work, work, work, work, work. Almost all of us have to do it, why not arrive to the office in style? Dressing up for a 9-to-5 is an easy way to make the week breeze by when you have the right uniform to look forward to. Use The Row’s clean-cut blazer, and Marni’s snakeskin wedges as your starting point.

You can never go wrong with a classic, well-made button-up shirt—find the ne plus ultra at The Row. Make it a high-low moment by pairing it with Banana Republic’s abstract motif skirt.

As the temperatures shift throughout the day, mixing lengths—like a floral-print midi dress, and thigh-length trench coat—keeps your look practical without sacrificing polish.

The fall runways were filled with “so wrong it’s right” color pairings. Staud does the work for you with a two-tone sweater in burgundy and electric blue. Team it with a barrel-leg jean for a low-effort, high-impact fall outfit.

One of the best things about fall fashion? All the fabrics, of course. Croc-effect leather and suede are some of our favorites. The platonic ideal comes in the form of Cos’s dark brown topper and Toteme’s structured top-handle.

New drops from Gucci and Khaite put an autumnal spin on classic silhouettes. Gucci’s ladylike jacket comes in an olive green for the season, as seen on the runway, while Khaite introduces its signature column skirt in a warm caramel suede.

Classic shapes are reimagined with artfully spun details. Asymmetric gathering adds movement and dimension to even the most quotidian of items—like a button-up shirt and jeans.

Channel nature’s coveted color palette—burnt orange, deep burgundies, and earthy browns. It’s easy to look like wearable foliage without being too on the nose. For example, this Dries Van Noten ribbed-knit top goes perfectly with a casual pair of jeans. Add Bottega’s Rana mule to top it off.

A trench coat, especially a well-made one, is a passport to instant polish. Classic closet essentials prove that style doesn’t need reinvention, just a little updating. Everlane’s twill coat is a welcome addition to the traditional wardrobe—wear it over DVF’s classic sweater dress.

Interesting, unique, and playful autumnal finds don’t have to be complicated to look cool—just take a look at this multi-way knitted cardigan from Massimo Dutti, and The Frankie Shop’s leather Bermuda shorts. A match made in sartorial heaven!

The best time of the year, besides the holidays of course, is when the weather is just right for light layers and sweat-free commutes. Let your first jacket purchase of the season be Nour Hammour’s cropped leather coat. And, you can’t go wrong with Frame’s barrel-leg jeans.