7 Pieces That Will Define Your Wardrobe This Season

A subtle but directional update on classic outerwear. The funnel-neck jacket brings structure and sculptural volume to cold-weather layering — without sacrificing practicality. From wool zip-ups at COS to padded versions at Toteme and Rohe, it's quietly redefining the outerwear category.

Refined, elongated tailoring. Pinstripe skirts — whether low-rise minis or floor-length maxis — are offering a new way to approach workwear. They’re sleek but fluid, styled with crisp shirting or contrasting basics.

If you thought brooches were reserved for royal engagements and museum gift shops — think again. The modern brooch is bold, a little ironic, and a great styling tool. Layered in contrasting metals and textures, brooches are returning in oversized, sculptural forms, adding a tactile focal point that elevates minimal silhouettes instantly.

This is the evolution of the minimalist bag. Slightly oversized, curved silhouettes in soft leathers are replacing rigid top-handle styles. Think neutral tones, underarm fits, and subtle logo placements — or none at all.

A natural evolution of utilitarian dressing, this season’s tech trousers are lightweight, adjustable, and often finished with subtle cargo details. Think: drawstring hems, oversized pockets, and technical fabrics — cut in silhouettes you’d usually find in traditional tailoring.

3D florals are no longer confined to occasionwear. Worn on knitwear, chokers, or integrated into cut-out tops, rosettes are still relevant, but used more subtly. They nod to romance without feeling overtly nostalgic — less Y2K, and more architectural.

This is a move toward wearable elevation. Kitten-heeled boots — especially with soft shafts and muted tones — are becoming the go-to option for transitional dressing. They’re modern, quiet, and complement both wide-leg trousers and midi skirts.