Autumn-winter 2026 lookbook: the looks of the season

On 5 October we photographed the autumn-winter 2026 collection in four settings: a studio with raw concrete walls, a living room with velvet sofas, a sunlit carriage door and a disused railway line covered in leaves. Here are the looks that came out of it, and how to wear them every day.

Parkas designed for layering

Both parkas in the series rest on the same idea: an outer layer that protects, and what you need underneath to adjust the warmth. The beige one is worn with a knitted beanie and scarf in the same light shade, over a brown zip-neck jumper. The tone-on-tone look avoids the ski-jacket effect and keeps a city feel. The khaki one opens onto a quilted layer, then a knitted polo: you take off one layer when you reach the office without losing the outfit.

The right reflex in the fitting room: take your usual size and check that a thick jumper fits underneath without pulling at the shoulders. All our parkas are in the parkas and jackets collection.

The coat, a contemporary take

The coat is no longer reserved for the suit. In beige, with an inner hood, it is worn over a simple orange polo and brown trousers: the bright colour lifts a set of neutral tones without overloading it. In grey marl, it returns to its classic role over a shirt, a tie and light grey trousers, with a navy scarf left open.

As for length, a coat that extends a few centimetres beyond the suit jacket remains the most versatile: it works over a suit as well as over a jumper. See all our men's coats.

Corduroy, knitwear and earthy tones

The colour of the season is burnt orange, used in small touches: a zip-neck jumper under a brown quilted jacket with knitted sleeves, with camel corduroy trousers. The fabrics do the rest. Corduroy, tweed and knitwear catch the winter light and give depth to shades that are actually very close.

The tweed jacket with elbow patches and the corduroy trousers, photographed flat, make a complete weekend outfit on their own. Just add a cotton shirt or a crew-neck jumper and brown leather shoes. Our jackets and blazers and our jumpers and cardigans combine in the same spirit.

The suit, with or without a tie

Two ways to wear the suit this winter. The first swaps the shirt for a beige roll-neck jumper: the navy striped suit becomes a more relaxed dinner outfit, warmed up by the brown leather belt. The second stays true to the code: grey suit, white shirt, brown tie and white pocket square, with the coat over the arm until the cold sets in.

A roll-neck needs a jacket that fits well at the shoulders: if the jacket gapes at the collar, the knit looks too bulky. Find all our men's suits.

Putting together your winter outfit

Three rules emerge from this lookbook. A tight palette, from beige to brown, with a single bright colour. Fabrics with texture rather than prints. And layers you can remove one by one, from the parka to the knit. To put yours together, our men's winter outfit page suggests complete outfits, and our advisers welcome you in our stores.