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Alpha Industries x No Problemo: A Flight into the Unknown
Alpha Industries and No Problemo are back for round two, this time taking inspiration from Mount Kailash in Tibet. Part of No Problemo’s FW26 collection, the collaboration reimagines the classic CWU-45 flight jacket in sage green, with hand-drawn figures, abstract symbols and tonal branding inspired by the mountain’s mythology and mysticism. Originally introduced in 1972 for US military pilots, the jacket keeps its signature silhouette while getting a graphic update. The collaboration has been available since 28 October via Alpha Industries, Aries and selected retailers.
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Filippa K: Dressed for the Occasion
With the festive season approaching, Filippa K is making a case for dressing up. The brand’s Autumn/Winter 2026 Main Collection takes inspiration from ‘90s tailoring, combining sharp silhouettes with rich textures and a touch of glamour. Think velvet suits, satin dresses, lace details and soft cashmere in shades of cobalt blue, burgundy, caramel and chocolate brown. From structured blazers and draped dresses to shearling jackets and cosy knitwear, the collection brings a little festive spirit to everyday dressing.
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Pomellato & Messika: Heavy Knits, Heavy Metals
Chunky knits meet statement jewellery this autumn as Pomellato and Messika make the case for mixing cosy layers with bold accessories. Pomellato’s Iconica collection brings oversized chain necklaces, bracelets and sculptural rose gold pieces into the mix, while Messika offers everything from the chunky designs of its So Move line to the more understated Move Classique collection. Paired with autumn shades of chocolate brown, burgundy and beige, gold jewellery adds a little extra to cold-weather dressing. Both brands are available via Mytheresa und NET-A-PORTER.
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FILA SS27: From the Court to the Coast
Tennis heritage meets Italian summer as FILA unveils its Spring/Summer 2027 collection, Coastal Lineage. Drawing inspiration from the Amalfi Coast and the brand’s sporting archives, the collection brings together relaxed tracksuits, Grand Slam-inspired pieces, zip-up jackets and knitted polos. Lightweight fabrics, breathable mesh and soft suede keep things easy, while a palette of olive green, warm brown and sun-faded neutrals gets a summer update with ocean blue and citrus yellow. Blurring the lines between sportswear and everyday dressing, the collection will be available from spring 2027.
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LODENFREY: Chalet Chic Is Back
Après-ski dressing, minus the skis. LODENFREY is bringing alpine style into the city with a curated selection of cosy layers, tailored silhouettes and winter essentials. Think wool capes, shearling jackets, corduroy trousers and chunky boots, with pieces from Victoria Beckham, Dorothee Schumacher, Habsburg and Santoni. And the chalet aesthetic doesn’t stop at your wardrobe: backgammon sets by Jonathan Adler, lighting by Louis Poulsen and a St. Moritz coffee-table book by Assouline bring a little mountain luxury indoors. The selection is available via LODENFREY.COM.
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ARKET: Brown Is the New Black
Move over, all-black everything. ARKET’s second Italian Autumn drop makes a case for head-to-toe brown, with shades of chocolate, caramel and mocha taking centre stage. Inspired by the effortless elegance of Milan, Rome and Florence, the collection combines Scandinavian minimalism with Italian tailoring. Think brushed alpaca wool, leather, croc-embossed textures and more fitted silhouettes, alongside classic denim, double-breasted coats and a navy duffle coat. A mix of rich textures and understated colours makes winter dressing feel a little more Italian.
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