Style For September 2026 SEPTEMBER VIBES


September has always felt like fashion’s New Year to me. The light changes, the air becomes cooler and suddenly we are ready to swap the carefree ease of summer for the next era altogether more polished.


There is an excitement to the arrival of a new season: new textures, new silhouettes and the opportunity to become a slightly new version of ourselves. This autumn, fashion is giving us permission to be seen.


After seasons dominated by quiet luxury and pared-back minimalism, autumn/winter 2026 brings a welcome return to personality. The mood is richer, bolder and more expressive. Think beautiful tailoring, sculptural silhouettes, sumptuous textures, flashes of powerful colour and a renewed sense of glamour. The modern woman is now dressing with intention.


Mornington Jacket £125 www.palome.com


DRESS FOR THE LIFE YOU’RE BECOMING TAILORING


Tailoring remains one of the season’s strongest investments, but it feels less corporate and far more individual. A beautifully cut jacket can be relaxed, oversized or cinched to create shape. Wear it with wide-leg trousers for effortless sophistication; or throw it over denim for that wonderfully undone look that says you understand fashion without trying too hard.


High Waisted Wide Leg Trousers


Black Herringbone £299.00 www.hollandcooper.com


Pair the trousers with the matching Great Coat


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Black Herringbone Great Coat £799 www.hollandcooper.com


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FASHION, HEALTH & BEAUT Y ST YLE FOR SEPTEMBER 2026


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