Women's Autumn Collection

With our advice, you’ll exude effortless style all throughout autumn and winter.

Ladies' autumn fashion is full of exciting styling opportunities. For starters, the layering that’s often necessary for warmth in autumn offers many ways to play with colour and texture. See our layering guide for a wealth of fashion-forward tips.

Autumn is also when knitwear appears more and more in our outfits. Cosy up in a cardigan or embrace comfort with an oversized jumper. 

As the autumn chill creeps in, jackets and coats are a must. Trench coats are a fabulous autumnal classic - or leather jackets provide an edgy alternative.

Finish off with warm autumn accessories, like stunning scarves and chic hats like our beautiful berets. 

For more autumn fashion advice, look at our blog on how to create the perfect autumn capsule wardrobe.

In winter, warmth is a top priority- but that doesn’t mean style should be sacrificed. Chunky knits and cosy polo necks keep you cosy while looking gorgeous. 

Layering is also a winter staple. Smarten your winter look with a blazer, add softness with a cardigan or go bold with a bomber jacket. Our guide to layering with knitwear is a must-read for those looking to stay trendy and toasty this winter. 

Wonderfully warm winter coats are another way to embrace seasonal style, as faux fur trims add luxury and heat. Plus, winter accessories include hats, thick scarves, gloves and adorable earmuffs- all of which elevate any winter outfit to chic new heights. 

For your feet, boots are a wonderful winter style choice, keeping feet and ankles warm whilst bringing elegance. 

Autumn is brimming with beautiful colours, and it’s so fun to reflect that in what we wear.

Autumn leaves are one of the best sources of fashion inspiration at this time of year, with their shades of brown, yellow, orange and red. These colours are analogous- meaning that they’re next to each other on the colour wheel, helping them blend together beautifully.

Pair a mustard yellow or burnt orange top with gorgeous burgundy trousers to match the stunning trees outside, and top off the look with a ruby red beret. 

Dark colours are also popular in autumn, perhaps thanks to the spookiness of the season and the longer nights. Embrace this with mysterious purple, classic black and deep brown.