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The 5 Autumn 2026 Trends to Know Now

Gathering inspiration for the season ahead? I’ve been keeping an eye on the details shaping the season ahead, and these are the five trends I think are worth knowing. Lace is slipping out from beneath soft knitwear, prairie dresses are finding their match in practical jackets and heritage checks are taking on a softer side.There are familiar influences here, but new textures, unexpected contrasts and plenty of layering give them a different feel for autumn 2026. Here’s what I’ve noticed and how I’d wear each one.
1. Notes From the Field

Shot in Scotland, our autumn collection feels right at home among the checks. Heritage patterns appear across pleated skirts and relaxed separates, while kilt-inspired silhouettes bring a sense of movement to the season.

Then there’s the barn jacket. Practical, easy to layer and just as good over a fluid dress as it is with denim. Consider it the piece bringing town and country wardrobes together.
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2. The Soft Touch

Autumn knitwear is taking a more tactile turn. Brushed cardigans, textured jumpers and fuzzy finishes bring a softness that’s made for layering.

The key is in the contrast. Pair a brushed knit with crisp cotton, structured denim or the swish of a fluid midi skirt. It’s the balance between soft and structured that makes these combinations feel so good.
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3. The New Preppy

Preppy style is becoming a little less buttoned-up. Polo collars, zip-through knits and funnel necks are among the everyday layers to know, but this time they come with a more relaxed point of view.

Wear a zip-neck knit with wide-leg trousers or denim, or let a high neckline peek out beneath a jacket. Pleated skirts still make the cut too, especially when paired with roomier shapes and less expected layers.
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4. Lace, the Next Chapter

Lace has been working its way into wardrobes for a while. This autumn, it moves beyond the occasional trim to become part of the whole outfit. Lingerie-inspired camisoles, lace-edged skirts and delicate layers are worn where they can be seen rather than saved for after dark.

Let a lace edge appear beneath a cardigan, layer a cami over a fine long-sleeved top or pair a fluid lace-trimmed skirt with a substantial knit. A little lace goes a long way, particularly when everything around it feels relaxed.
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5. Modern Folklore

Prairie dressing returns for autumn with a deeper colour palette and a more grounded feel. Billowing sleeves, ruffled collars and botanical prints give dresses and blouses an heirloom quality, while fluid shapes keep everything moving.

Pair a prairie dress with a barn jacket and boots, or let an ornate blouse do the talking with straightforward denim. The details may nod to another time, but the way they’re worn belongs firmly in the here and now.
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Your Autumn Style Questions, Answered

The key women’s trends for autumn 2026 include heritage checks, brushed fabrics, polo and funnel necks, visible lace layers and prairie-inspired dressing.

A barn jacket, checked midi skirt, zip-through knit, brushed cardigan and lace-trimmed top make a versatile starting point. Each can be mixed, matched and layered throughout the season.

Combine different textures and necklines while keeping the colour palette connected. Try a lace-trimmed top beneath knitwear or a cardigan under a roomier jacket to add depth while keeping the overall look relaxed.

Zip-through knits, polo collars, funnel necks and brushed finishes are the key knitwear directions for autumn 2026.

Moss green, oat, chocolate brown and berry red lead the season, alongside versatile shades of cream, grey and black.

Tactile scarves, belts, brooches and structured bags can add interest to simple autumn outfits. Choose something that introduces texture, contrast or an unexpected finishing touch.

Start with a new combination rather than an entirely new outfit. Pair a fluid dress with practical outerwear, introduce a heritage check or let a lace-trimmed layer peek out beneath your knitwear.

Try a checked skirt with a zip-neck knit, a prairie dress beneath a barn jacket or a lace-trimmed cami layered over a fine long-sleeved top. Playing with pieces that feel different from one another is often what makes an outfit click.

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