Take cosy to the next level with these relaxed, sleepwear-inspired silhouettes. If you’re seeking comfort, look no further than AZ Factory’s silky pyjamas and Giorgio Armani’s robe coat. 

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Subtle floral prints—from Chanel and Giorgio Armani’s embroidered flowers to Balenciaga’s sprinkle of white and orange lilies—are nice ways to inject some levity and femininity into your winter wardrobe.

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Black coats are a winter wardrobe staple. Loewe gives an interesting take on the silhouette by channelling the wardrobe of beloved childhood toys, Polly Pocket—tapping Chinese actress Tang Wei to front its fall/winter 2023 campaign. Louis Vuitton’s Nicolas Ghesquière continues his exploration of military-inspired elements with stiffer shoulder panels, while Versace accentuates the hourglass in its version.

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What TikTok is rebranding as the ‘cherry aesthetic’ is actually a resurgence of the colour red. Take a leaf from these luxury brands’ books and incorporate them in impactful bursts rather than an all-red look.

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Long scarves are an eye-catching addition to one’s outfit, especially if the accessory becomes part of the garment, as seen in Giorgio Armani’s stunning look with an opulent scarf with metallic tassels. 

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Bottega Veneta and Fendi present incredible innovations to the classic trench coat; the former presenting an impressive trompe l’œil creation of a trench coat crafted from leather and printed with a mouline twill effect, and the latter incorporating a sequin lining to embody the festive season. 

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