Our Fashion Editors Share the Best Pieces On Their Winter Shopping Lists

“Any one who knows me can attest to the fact that I have an office uniform that works for any occasion. Smart jacket + jeans + a dressy shoe = polished and ready for anything, and this Massimo Dutti jacket is perfect for dressing down with denim, and feeling styled up for after-work dinners too.”

“I’ve just discovered premium womenswear brand ArteOf, and their and luxurious fabrics and relaxed fits are perfect for a winter spent curled up by the fire or wrapping up for coastal walk.”

“Hear me out—satin trousers are not just for summer, and I’m convinced that these Leset trousers layered up with a baggy tee, chunky knit and shearling shoes could make the dream winter outfit for comfort that doesn’t compromise on style.”

“I’m not one to shy away from a statement print, and this Nour Hammour tiger coat is ideal for throwing on over my everyday jeans and a white tee, and making it feel really special.”

“Hibernation season? I don’t know her. Shoes like this deserve to be seen, and if my social calendar continues to fill up over party season and beyond, I need a festive shoe that can go the distance. What these lack in heel height, they make up for in sheer drama.”

“I’ve been counting down to weather cool enough to get away with wearing Soft Goat’s alpaca cardigan. Soft but not itchy, cosy but not too overwhelming, I’d happily wear this now with wide black trousers, and throughout winter with a heavy wool coat on top.”

“MOTHER denim is severely underrated, and if you’re a die hard straight-leg fan, I urge to check out the sculpting Reifler jeans in this classic blue wash. They’re the kind of well-crafted, rigid pair you can happily wear for a lifetime without them ever feeling dated.”

“Forget statement jewellery and fancy shoes, the Cinch’s glossy, patent finish and eye-catching gold hardware are all you need to add the finishing touch to a pared-back look.”

“Despite the fact that I have a reputation in the office for choosing fashion over function, the one thing I do not compromise on is coats. If you’re looking for a sumptuously soft option that will guard you against the winter cold (and look good while doing it), look no further than Rise & Fall’s Reversible Shearling Funnel Neck. Button it up, turn it out—however you style it, it still looks good, and the 5 star reviews tell you everything you need to know about the quality.”

“I’m sorry but I just can’t go back to jersey crew necks now I’ve worn oversized, slubby merino knits like this one. I’m convinced everything looks better in laidback, baggy fits, and this perfect camel knit is no exception.”

“I recommended these to a friend who was looking for a designer loafer that wouldn’t blow her budget, and I’m pleased to say that they ticked every box on style and fit, and it only made the deal sweeter that they ended up costing well under £150.”

“It feels like we fell head first into a cold spell after what was an unseasonably warm start to autumn, but now as we contend with cold winds and downpours, comfort is my top priority and OMHU’s adorable mittens are the cheery lift you need on a grim day.”

“I don’t believe in waiting until party season to start dressing up, and this decadent copper velvet is just the excuse I needed to make some evening plans that are deserving of this beautiful jacket.”

“Opulent, opera-inspired dressing is having a moment right now, and with robe coats, long gloves and slip dresses comes the return of the cocktail bag—a mini style that packs a big punch, even if you aren’t front row of La Boheme.”

“You may sense a theme in my picks, and even if you don’t wear all three together, any one of these pieces would elevate anything they’re paired with. In the case of these flat mules, the chocolate satin is perfect for wearing with a grey knit and light wash jeans that would otherwise feel quite samey with trainers. Bravo, Reformation.”

“I was busy researching vintage robe coats when I stumbled across this Hayley Menzies Olsen satin and faux fur number and was immediately sold. All the beauty and elegance of antique design, but with the longevity of modern construction.”

“Fun, flirty and perfectly finished with intricate beadwork, why would settle for run-of-the-mill capris when you have options like the Rosana pant? Though you could add an ankle boot if things get really cold, I’d prefer to wear them with a kitten heel mule on the bottom, and a big faux fur coat up top.”

“This has party written all over it—just try and get me off the dancefloor.”

“I’ve never been one for jewel tones, glitter or sequins, so what to wear on a winter evening usually comes down to an LBD. Thankfully though, this sheer cape just gave whole new meaning to ‘jeans and a nice top’, so that’s my Christmas party look sorted.”

“Despite being an Aussie, I’ve fully acclimatised to British weather, but I’ve come to realise that winter means investing in a great boot. Khaite’s Clive boot feels like it stands up to the spells of rain, but it’s also fashion forward enough to still feel like I’ve made the effort.”

“Anna Sui, beads, fringing, and crushed velvet, need I say more? This feels like the best of 2026’s ostentatious, ornate trend all in one beautiful bag.”