The Cliffs' Whispers: Discover the New Autumn/Winter Collection
The mists rise over the English cliffs, outlining a new silhouette, combining strength, mystery, and elegance.
This season, the wardrobe unfolds like a winter novel. Inspired by the elegance of the 1920s and 30s, the Fall-Winter 2026 collection plays with eras and genres: structured lines, masculine influences, and enveloping materials meet a softer, more delicate femininity.
From stormy grey to deep blue, from camel to touches of red, the colors borrow their shades from English landscapes and hushed interiors.
Discover the essential pieces from the new Fall-Winter collection.
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Shirts, the signature of the house
An emblematic wardrobe staple, the shirt transcends seasons and reinvents itself with each collection. This winter, it borrows structured lines and an assertive look from menswear, softened by delicate fabrics and volumes designed to complement the silhouette.
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The Margaret shirt is a highlight of the collection. Its striped fabric meets a fluid, slightly loose silhouette, enhanced by a stand-up collar and a ruffle applied to the front that gives it all its singularity. It is worn with Pierre trousers, in an alternative fabric and with a barrel volume, to play on the contrasts of materials.
A flagship motif of the house, stripes are widely used this season. The Jane shirt, in ivory lyocell with woven stripes, stands out for its removable scarf and the careful construction of its motif, while Doris plays with volumes through its slightly puffed sleeves and delicate gathers. It pairs perfectly with the chocolate Victorio R trousers for a confident silhouette. Frances in black, Renée in chocolate silk satin and Sophie in sky blue cotton complete this striped wardrobe with multiple variations.
More structured, Charlotte borrows from masculine codes while cultivating an assumed femininity. Its crisp cotton poplin, puffed sleeves, and detachable lavallière allow for versatile styling. Paired with the black Henri trousers and the Belty leather belt, it creates a contemporary silhouette with tailoring accents. Alongside it, Doli, with its signature ruffled collar, adds more character, in four essential shades: ivory, optic white, midnight blue, and chocolate.
Plaid makes an appearance with Everlane, offered in bronze in a soft and slightly warm wool blend.
Finally, white is explored through three shirts with unique constructions. Françoise, crafted from a soft and supple herringbone cotton twill, features an open neckline and a skater-style volume. A comforting and enveloping material, particularly pleasant to wear in winter. Rebecca, on the other hand, creates a flared line punctuated by vertical cuts, while Olympe asserts its character with its high collar and pleated sleeves. Also available in black, the latter completes this wardrobe of shirts, balancing architectural lines and feminine details.
Women's tailoring
Inspired by men's wardrobes and the elegance of the 20s and 30s, tailoring reinvents itself this season with lines that are both structured and feminine. Jackets, trousers, and playful volumes create assertive silhouettes, where the precision of cuts meets the fluidity of materials.
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Among the season's flagship pieces, the Christie jacket revisits the blazer spirit in a contemporary grey herringbone. Its stand-up collar and versatile wear, open or closed, allow the silhouette to evolve. Paired with the Samuel trousers in the same herringbone, it creates a structured and elegant ensemble.
In black, the Mary jacket further asserts the line with its asymmetrical crossover front, mandarin collar, and engraved corozo buttons. It is worn with the Henri trousers and the Belty leather belt to emphasize the waist.
Black is also available in a tuxedo style with the Paolina S tuxedo jacket. Its fluid crepe contrasts with a tone-on-tone satin facing, borrowed from evening wear codes. The Raul trousers and their satin stripe extend this line, which can be completed with the Nisha silk satin shirt. The ensemble is also available in midnight blue for an equally elegant alternative.
In a more expansive style, the Aponi blazer and Bly trousers create an oversized silhouette, offered in both midnight blue and black.
Chocolate shades, meanwhile, blend with textured materials. A strong fashion piece this season, the Pearl jacket is revealed in a brown striped tweed, with darts and cuts that precisely build its volume. More architectural, the Edith jacket adopts a boxy volume and is paired with the Riley cigarette-cut trousers to create a coordinated, structured, and decidedly wintry ensemble.
Winter Coats & Outerwear
When the temperatures drop, volumes become more enveloping and materials warmer. Structured coats, jackets, and knitwear complete the silhouette in a play of layers, between urban elegance and English inspiration.
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Knitwear accompanies winter in soft and enveloping materials. In baby alpaca, the Dante sweater stands out with its side-slit turtleneck, a subtle graphic detail, and comes in pink and midnight blue. More generous, Kuzco features two-ply merino wool and a string color, while Bruce, a timeless classic that returns season after season, is available in white, black, and plum. In the same warm spirit, Blaise unveils a dense and enveloping knit, offered in wine red or string.
Baby alpaca is also found on Ben, available in chocolate or sky blue and recognizable by its patch pocket. In chocolate, we particularly like to pair it with the checked midnight blue Finn trousers. Layering is also in the spotlight with Edgar, short-sleeved and turtleneck, which can be worn alone or over a shirt, and Jacques, which revisits the timeless V-neck in red or anthracite.
More fashionable, Ernest is revealed in a deep green and layered over the ivory Jane shirt. As for jackets, volumes are enveloping and contemporary. The Honore waistcoat, in chocolate baby alpaca, adopts a kimono-inspired line that softly and elegantly envelops the silhouette. This inspiration is also found in the Susan puffer jacket, available in khaki or burgundy. With its short sleeves, hood, and technical fabric, it's perfect for the first cool days of autumn.
The blousons, on the other hand, play with more asserted volumes. In striped anthracite tweed, Edison revisits the bomber spirit in a chic and contemporary version. William creates a rounded silhouette with its balloon volume and alternative material, an easy piece to slip over seasonal looks. Finally, Antoine is revealed in indigo blue chevron wool: its batwing sleeves and bomber-style volume give it ease and character.
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The whole winter unfolds in a deep palette and richly textured materials. Tweed, wool, baby alpaca, herringbone, and checks envelop the silhouette, while storm gray, deep blue, camel, and chocolate blend with ivory and ecru, enlivened by touches of red, plum, or deep green.
A collection full of contrasts, between the freshness of the cliffs and the warmth of the materials, the rigor of masculine lines and the softness of delicate femininity.
An invitation to embrace winter with elegance.