Model wearing plum sleeveless top with draped cowl neck and pink pants.

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The Edit: Fall 2026

The Edit FW26 focuses on in-between-season dressing with high-quality fabrics and refined designs at the helm.

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Our wardrobes are dictated by the seasons. But with no set start and end dates, it’s hard to know when to phase out breezy silhouettes and linen and when to bring in chunky knits and faux leather. That’s where transitional dressing comes in. Pieces that are heavy-duty enough for the weather’s colder tendencies, but offer versatility and layering capabilities should spring/summer temperatures stick around. 

The collection that promises these pieces? The Edit. Our premium label, centered on quality fabrics like pure cotton, wool-rich blends and touches of cashmere, alongside considered silhouettes, seasonless color palettes and intricate craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Model wearing cream shirt with red vertical stripes and dark denim pants, styled with brown earrings.

3 Ways to Wear Knits

Nothing signals the imminent arrival of fall/winter like rediscovering our knitwear rotation. While the classic crew neck sweater will always remain a firm favorite, we’re looking to fresh silhouettes to revive our tried-and-tested outfit formulas without sacrificing fabric quality, comfort or warmth.

Model wearing brown short-sleeved knit sweater with gold hoop earrings and camel pants.

The Wool-Rich Scarf Detail Waistcoat elevates the quintessential transitional season waistcoat with a fashion-forward neckline. Similarly, The Knit T-Shirt With A Touch Of Alpaca Wool is the ultimate chic cold-weather alternative to The Edit Ultimate Crew Neck Tees. We’ve used The Draped Satin Skirt to create tonal transitional looks, but faux-leather pants, jeans and tailored pants could also be rotated in. And there’s no better denim pairing for The Argyle Knit Cardigan than The Pure Cotton Barrel Jean. The balance of classic heritage print with the modern barrel-leg shape is a formula that both capsule and fashion-savvy dressers can adopt, while the 100% cotton denim and soft knit bring comfort and coziness when you need them.

Model wearing gray button-front cardigan with burgundy and beige color-block pattern and gold hoop earrings.
Model wearing burgundy sleeveless cowl neck top with pink satin midi skirt and brown ankle boots.

Your Week In Matching Sets

Having matching sets in your wardrobe affords a throw-on-and-go mentality that makes them obvious purchases whatever the season. But when it comes to The Edit, ease never comes at the expense of polish. Consider this your weekly outfit roundup: matching set edition. Perhaps the ultimate unisex two-piece, a suit is a staple in any wardrobe, office job or otherwise. Ours features The Single-Breasted Tailored Blazer and The Wide-Leg Tailored Pant in a rich chocolate marl hue for a seasonless and ageless take on suiting. Use scarf-detail shirts and knits to add interest, or wear as separates with T-shirts, denim and dresses to elevate them beyond everyday wear.

Model wearing brown tailored blazer and wide-leg pants with checked neck scarf and gold hoop earrings.

For those who like to mix masculine silhouettes into their rotation, our scuba sets provide versatility in abundance. Created with a supersoft cotton-blend fabric, relaxed front-pleat details and a two-way zip, it’s down to you whether to style them dressed up or more casual! Regardless of what day of the week it is, our oyster-toned matching satin pieces guarantee effortless elegance. Use statement earrings, slouchy clutch bags and kitten heels to complement the pieces, or wear with the knits and denim styles above to dress them down.

Model wearing cream sleeveless tunic and matching wide-leg pants, holding a tan leather bag.
Model wearing a brown zip-up bomber jacket and matching wide-leg pants in a coordinated tracksuit.

How to Curate a Chic Sleepwear Rotation

Your wind-down wardrobe deserves as much thought as your day and night one. The Edit sleepwear options include our oatmeal long-sleeve top and pants, made with a touch of cashmere, and the luxe lace-trim satin chemise and matching cami and shorts. We love these as everyday sleepwear, but especially for girls’ nights that need matching moments.

Model wearing beige loungewear set with lace trim detail on v-neck top and pant hems.
Khaki satin camisole and shorts pajama set with black lace trim.
Model wearing a black slip dress with lace trim detailing on the neckline and asymmetric hem.