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Autumn/Winter 2025/2026

FASHION TRENDS

With the arrival of the autumn/winter 2025 season, fashion is entering a dynamic and vibrant era, offering a new wave of creativity and excitement. Warm colours, expressive cuts and nostalgic influences from decades past will be key elements this year, conveying a sense of elegance and cosiness. Designers have opted to express themselves through expressive cuts and a variety of fabric and colour combinations. Discover the key wardrobe elements that will define the coming season - in both women's and men's fashion.

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ROMANTIC LACE AND FRILLS

As in previous seasons, lace is again emerging as a clear, classically feminine trend for the coming season. This time, this subtle material comes in various forms and colours. It can be used as decoration or as a full-fledged wardrobe piece. The strength of lace is its timelessness, making this trend easy to incorporate into your wardrobe without the risk of quickly becoming outdated. Valances are still on trend, successfully transitioning from the spring/summer to autumn/winter season, bringing a touch of glamour back into fashion. They go great with simple pieces to create striking styles.

FAUX FUR

No other trend dominated the autumn/winter catwalks as much as faux fur. It was everywhere - from long coats to short jackets and bags. This controversial material (even in its faux version) has been gaining popularity for several seasons now, and designers are keen to show its potential in styles.
Artificial fur can be a distinctive wardrobe element or just an accent piece. It can easily be paired with simple trousers or jeans for a casual chic effect.

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BROWN IS A NEW BLACK

The return of browns to the catwalks in recent seasons has been unmissable, and their dominance continues. From coats to skirts to dresses, warm and earthy shades of brown were everywhere. Brown is now undoubtedly the most important neutral colour of the season. An additional advantage of this trend is its timelessness - clothes in this colour will remain fashionable even beyond the current season. As a neutral colour, brown combines well with other deep and warm colours shown on the catwalks.

WARM COLOURS

Women's fashion for the autumn/winter 2025 season will see the return of warm, deep colours - burgundy, deep navy blue and purple, as well as softer oranges and fiery reds, used mainly as accents. These colours often appear in dresses, ensembles, skirts and even coats - conveying elegance, warmth and a sense of comfort. They are easily combined with neutral tones, such as the popular browns, or used in monochrome looks.

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POWER DRESSING & BUSINESSCORE

From suits and jackets to shoulder pads and pencil skirts, these classic pieces are making a comeback. The key buzzwords are: power dressing and business core. These timeless elements have been rethought and are stronger than ever, offering simple oversize blazers and colourful pencil skirts. However, you don't have to go back to 80s style straight away - simply combine these elements with other trends of the season to create a modern look with a classic touch.

#MenSTYLE - 50 SHADES OF BROWN

As in women's fashion, brown is also omnipresent in men's fashion. From coats to trousers and sweatshirts, warm, earthy tones reign supreme in the men's wardrobe. Thanks to its elegance, timelessness and versatility, brown blends easily with other colours and shades to become a new colour base.

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#MenSTYLE - TBT TO 70s

Wide legs, an accentuated waist and a touch of drama - these elements, evoking the spirit of the 1970s, dominated the catwalks this season. Refined and thoughtful, the new designs take the best features of that era and transform them into contemporary versions. There's no need to fully commit to 70s styling, as many of the garments - while eye-catching - can easily be incorporated into an everyday outfit, creating a modern style with a touch of classic.