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ENVELOPE1976 | Oslo Runway 2026​

ENVELOPE1976 | Oslo Runway 2026 photography Ole Martin Halvorsen image courtesy Envelope1976 photography Stephanie Sikkes image courtesy Envelope1976 photography Ole Martin Halvorsen image courtesy Envelope1976

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BOSS Fall/Winter 2026: The Power of the Perfect Suit​

BOSS Fall/Winter 2026: The Power of the Perfect Suit image courtesy BOSS photography Matthew Brooks BOSS returns to its tailoring roots for Fall/Winter 2026, reinterpreting the house’s signature codes through a softer, distinctly modern lens. The womenswear collection puts wool at its centre, pairing precise tailoring with rich textures and relaxed proportions to create a wardrobe designed to move effortlessly between work, travel, and everyday life. Sharp-shouldered blazers and fluid wide-leg trousers meet statement coats, tactile knitwear, and refined matching sets, balancing structure with ease. Seasonal neutrals and brushed wool bring warmth to the collection, while a cropped bomber and straight-leg trouser set offers a more relaxed interpretation of traditional tailoring. Accessories continue the same dialogue between BOSS heritage and contemporary femininity. The Revers bag, inspired by the lapel of a tailored suit, returns for the season in new bucket and mini-tote silhouettes. Menswear follows the same focus on modern tailoring, combining premium wool and relaxed suiting with textured outerwear, suede and performance-inspired details. A restrained palette of black, white and camel reinforces the collection’s polished, understated direction.  

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Zalando Steps Inside Lily Collins’ Mind

Zalando Steps Inside Lily Collins’ Mind Bella Freud and Nicky Campbell become her inner style council in a new campaign directed by Melina Matsoukas. Getting dressed can involve quite a conversation before anyone else enters the room. Too much? Too predictable? Does this actually feel like me? For its Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign, Inner Voices, Zalando gives that familiar internal debate a cast of its own. Lily Collins stars alongside designer Bella Freud and fashion commentator Nicky Campbell, who occupy a control room inside her mind as she decides what to wear. Freud supplies calm reassurance, while Campbell brings the sharp, deadpan observations. Together, they turn a private moment of wardrobe indecision into a small comedy. Directed by Melina Matsoukas, the film marks Zalando’s first campaign to use long-form video, allowing the exchange between Collins and her imaginary advisers to become the story itself. The premise gets at an amusing contradiction in personal style: knowing what you like does not necessarily make getting dressed straightforward. There is the occasion, the impression you want to make and the outfit you suddenly doubt five minutes before leaving. Having Bella Freud in your corner might help. Image Courtesy of Zalando

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