Carhartt WIP
This is your reminder that some things really don’t need reinventing. Carhartt WIP Icons takes its cues from American workwear archetypes dating back more than a century, with the Double Knee Pant, Single Knee Pant or Michigan Coat and many more, built around the same sturdy details that made them classics in the first place. For Fall/Winter 2026, familiar Hamilton Brown and black are joined by tobacco and dark navy, available either rinsed and ready to wear or rigid enough to make your own over time. Proof that breaking something in can be better than replacing it.
Cecilie Bahnsen x ASICS
If your sneaker rotation could use something a little prettier, Cecilie Bahnsen x ASICS might have the answer. Their latest GEL-KINETIC FR takes inspiration from flowers in motion, mixing ASICS’ technical silhouette with Bahnsen’s signature softness through floral textures, tiny charms, flower-shaped eyelets and drawcord lacing. Coming in Piedmont Grey/Silver and Black Coffee, it drops 12 September worldwide. Basically, one for anyone who can’t decide between a technical sneaker and something a little more romantic.
Charlotte Tilbury x Practical Magic 2
A little movie magic for your beauty bag: Charlotte Tilbury hat sich mit Practical Magic 2 for the brand’s first-ever film partnership. And it’s not just a name-on-the-box situation. Charlotte Tilbury products actually appear in the film, including the Pillow Talk Blush Balm Lip Tint in Cherry Talk in the hands of Sally Owens. To celebrate, the brand has also put together six limited beauty sets, including The Practical Magic Book of Beauty Spells, bringing together everything from Pillow Talk to Magic Energy. Consider your next movie night beauty routine sorted.
Alpha Industries Ultra Violet
Jacket season is low-key coming back, and Alpha Industries is making a pretty good case for being ready early. Leading the brand’s Ultra Violet Fall/Winter 2026 collection, the classic CWU-45 flight jacket gets a cleaner update, alongside versions in tonal embroidered camo, leather and quilting. Shot in the Austrian Alps, the whole collection leans into light, texture and understated colour rather than doing too much. Consider this your very early reminder that summer won’t last forever.
Canada Goose FW26: Second Nature
Cold weather is coming, but Canada Goose is making it look a little less bleak. Designed under the creative direction of Haider Ackermann, the new Fall/Winter 2026 collection, titled Second Nature, brings a more playful approach to winter dressing, with colour-blocked fleece, nostalgic knits and new silhouettes alongside plenty of pieces made for layering. The collection also continues the brand’s move away from real fur, using recycled faux-fur trims on selected parkas instead. It’s available now, so maybe getting dressed for the cold doesn’t have to feel quite so serious.