Every season we build our collection around a small number of ideas we actually believe in, rather than chasing every trend at once. For Fall/Winter 2026, three things kept showing up in the atelier: cape silhouettes, jacquard texture, and a deep, almost wine-dark burgundy that works as a neutral. Here's how we're using them, and how to wear them.
The Cape Silhouette
Our Sheer Overlay Dress in Lime Green Chiffon has quietly become the piece we hear about most from customers — the cape detail reads architectural in photos without adding bulk when you're actually wearing it. For fall we're extending the idea into deeper tones: the Elegant Scarlet Cape-Sleeve Gown brings the same silhouette into full evening-gown territory, and the Iris Caped Jersey Minidress is the easier, shorter version for everything that isn't black-tie.
Jacquard, Used Sparingly
Jacquard can tip into costume-y fast, so we've kept it to a single piece this season rather than a full print story: the Checkered Fuchsia Jacquard Skirt. Worn with a plain knit or one of our tailored blazers, the texture does the talking without the outfit trying too hard.
Burgundy as a Neutral
We're treating deep burgundy the way most wardrobes treat black or navy this season — as a base you build around, not a statement color. The Burgundy Draped Slit Gown and Burgundy Strapless Slit Gown both work for evening; the Burgundy Structured Mini Dress and Burgundy Ruched Long Sleeve Dress bring the same tone into daytime and transitional pieces.
For outerwear, our Cognac Leather Bomber Jacket and Black Leather Bomber Jacket sit at the other end of the palette — structured leather that layers over almost everything else in this edit.
Shop the Full Edit
These pieces and the rest of the season are in our Fall/Winter 2026 Edit — all cut and sewn in our Madrid atelier, in limited runs, so sizes don't always come back once they sell through.
