The hero piece is the . High-waisted, wide-leg, and often in charcoal or tobacco brown wool, these pants elongate the figure. This season, they are being styled with turtlenecks and oversized blazers, blending the sharp lines of boardroom attire with the cozy requirements of the season. It is a pivot away from the sweatpant-heavy "work from home" aesthetic, signaling a desire to look polished again, even if it requires effort.
Make a statement with oversized, puffed, or bell-shaped sleeves. This winter, it's all about adding drama and flair to your outfit with eye-catching sleeves.
We are seeing and barrel-leg leather trousers everywhere. The trend works because it acts as a wind barrier while looking inherently expensive. The modern way to wear it is monochromatic—black on black—or mixing textures, such as a matte leather pant with a patent leather jacket. It offers a tough, protective armor against the elements that feels empowering rather than restrictive.
| | In with the new | | :--- | :--- | | Skinny scarves | Chunky, cropped cowls & gaiters | | Cropped puffer jackets | Cropped quilted vests (worn over tailoring) | | Beige trench coats | Longline wool or tech-quilt maxi coats | | Leather leggings | Wide-wale corduroy or wool trousers | | Stiletto knee boots | Flat, lug-sole knee-high boots |
What's your go-to winter fashion trend? Share your favorite pieces and how you're styling them with us on social media using the hashtag #WinterFashionTrends. Happy shopping!
This winter, make a statement with eco-friendly luxury fabrics. Look for coats, jackets, and knitwear made from recycled materials, organic wool, and repurposed textiles. Not only will you be keeping warm, but you'll also be doing your part for the planet.
