The Hottest Products Spotted During Fashion Month

A winter-white moment always hits different and Dana’s blazer-and-skirt combination is no exception. The Source Unknown collarless blazer taps into one of the season’s key tailoring trends – clean, directional and polished.

Corrin Wrap Blazer, £570 | Source Unknown

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Spotted all over the streets of New York, Tamara’s Proenza Schouler boots quickly became a fashion-week favourite. The butter-yellow shade adds impact, balanced by her otherwise pared-back styling.

Slant Snake-Effect Leather Knee Boots, £1,130 | Proenza Schouler

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This season, Khaite showcased its signature tailoring, sculptural silhouettes and statement animal print, delivering a collection full of covetable accessories – and Olivia’s zebra clutch is among our favourites. Bold yet wearable, it adds a point of interest to an otherwise minimal outfit.

Audrey Zebra-Print Calf-Hair Clutch, £2,360 | KHAITE

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Bambi print has become one of 2026’s fastest-rising trends – and it’s showing no signs of slowing. Hannah’s Cult Gaia coat highlights its versatility, styled in a way that works now and that will transition seamlessly into spring.

Glinda Convertible Coat, £3,500 | Cult Gaia

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Few shoes are as reliable as a classic pump. Tiffany’s satin Tom Ford pair literally and figuratively elevate her look – adding polish, height and a dose of after-dark glamour.

Betty Satin Pumps, £450 (were £750) | Tom Ford

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Coco Schiffer never puts a foot wrong. The rich berry skirt injects the perfect pop of colour into an otherwise muted winter palette, while the sheer finish adds softness and movement.

Regina Silk-Organza Midi Skirt, £770 | Kallmeyer

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