The Fall Fashion Edit: Essentials for the Season
Fall is the season of texture — where suede meets wool, and tailoring softens into comfort. In this edit, we’ve curated the essentials that define the months ahead: timeless coats, rich materials, and silhouettes that balance structure with ease. Think of it as your companion for the season — elegant, functional, and unmistakably Currant.
In this editorial:
The Trench Coat
The Tailored Suit
The Knitted Dress
The Statement Boots
The Wool Coat
The It Bag
The Soft Knit Sweater
The Leather Skirt
The Trench Coat
The trench coat remains the ultimate fall essential — a symbol of quiet sophistication that bridges practicality and polish. This season, designers revisit the classic with subtle shifts in proportion, texture, and tone. From The Row’s oversized wool gabardine rendition to Toteme’s crisp cotton-blend uniform and Givenchy’s cocooned silhouette, the trench evolves beyond utility into a statement of ease and intent. Whether wrapped in suede like Nour Hammour’s Althea or glimmering with sequins under Dries Van Noten’s poetic eye, the modern trench is less about protection from the rain and more about the art of presence — effortless, timeless, and endlessly adaptable.
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Dries Van Noten Sequined trench coat
Dries Van Noten juxtaposes poetic sensibility with intelligent tailoring in this pure silk wrap coat, finished with sequins, a colorful motif, and a self-tie belt.
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Toteme Cotton-blend trench coat
Toteme defines the modern uniform with this crisp cotton-blend trench coat, featuring waist and cuff belts, a storm flap, and a tumbled finish.
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Nour Hammour Althea suede wrap coat
Nour Hammour’s Althea suede coat exudes understated elegance with its elongated silhouette, tonal tie belt, and refined softness.
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The Row Rhydian wool trench coat
The Row’s Rhydian trench coat reimagines a classic with oversized proportions, virgin wool gabardine, and spacious side pockets.
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Givenchy Double-breasted trench coat
Givenchy modernizes outerwear with this double-breasted cotton trench coat, shaped into a relaxed cocoon silhouette with dropped shoulders and a tonal belt.
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Moncler Genius x EE72 trench coat
From the Moncler x EE72 by Edward Enninful collaboration, the Zake coat offers a structured yet modern double-breasted design with notched lapels, buttoned cuffs, and a detachable belt.
The Tailored Suit
The tailored suit is fall’s most powerful statement — a return to form, structure, and quiet authority. This season, designers revisit classic tailoring with renewed sensuality and precision. Givenchy leads with sculptural silhouettes and impeccable Italian craftsmanship, from sharply padded blazers to wide-leg trousers cut in grain de poudre. Valentino reinterprets timeless checks with oversized proportions and softly flared lines, balancing heritage with modern ease. Whether double-breasted or fluidly draped, the new suit embodies confidence without excess — proof that true sophistication lies not in reinvention, but in refinement.
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Givenchy Double-breasted wool blazer
Givenchy’s double-breasted wool blazer, crafted in Italy, showcases sculptural precision with padded shoulders and a cinched waist.
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Valentino double-breasted blazer
Valentino’s checked virgin wool blazer exudes refined sophistication with its double-breasted, below-hip silhouette and structured shoulders.
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Givenchy Wool blazer
Givenchy’s single-breasted wool blazer channels the brand’s early elegance with a fully lined design, flap pockets, and buttoned cuffs.
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Givenchy Low-rise wool pants
Tailored from pure wool, Givenchy’s low-rise, wide-leg pants reflect the house’s timeless approach to elegant proportion.
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Valentino Checked wool flared pants
Crafted in Italy, Valentino’s high-rise checked wool pants feature an oversized flared silhouette with elegant front creases.
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Givenchy Cocoon wool wide-leg pants
The Cocoon pants by Givenchy, cut from wool grain de poudre, combine heritage tailoring with a modern high-rise, wide-leg fit.
The Knitted Dress
The knitted dress is fall’s quiet statement — effortless yet undeniably refined. This season, it returns in sculpted forms and luxurious textures, redefining comfort through structure. Toteme’s wool and cashmere turtleneck dress captures the brand’s uniform minimalism, while Victoria Beckham’s ribbed maxi version drapes with quiet sophistication. Designers like Christopher Esber and Alaïa introduce sensual geometry and sculptural precision, balancing warmth with allure. Whether it’s Patou’s playful ruffles or Simkhai’s architectural pleats, the knitted dress embodies modern femininity — one that feels both intimate and powerful, designed to move seamlessly between the private and public self.
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Toteme Wool and cashmere dress
Toteme defines modern minimalism with this double-knitted wool and cashmere turtleneck dress in a straight-fit silhouette.
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Patou Ruffled wool minidress
Patou’s rib-knit wool minidress charms with a ruffled hem, gold-toned shoulder buttons, and split-cuff long sleeves.
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Victoria Beckham Draped wool dress
Victoria Beckham’s ribbed wool-blend maxi dress embodies understated elegance with refined draping and a soft silhouette.
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Christopher Esber ribbed-knit gown
Christopher Esber reimagines minimalism with this ribbed-knit gown, featuring a T-shirt bodice and gathered front detailing.
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Alaïa Ribbed-knit midi dress
Alaïa’s sleeveless ribbed-knit midi dress honors the house’s sculptural heritage with a ruffled turtleneck and timeless form.
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Simkhai Abilene pleated midi dress
Simkhai’s Abilene dress merges structure and softness with a knitted bodice and pleated coated-fabric midi skirt.
The Statement Boots
Statement boots define the mood of the season — bold, sculptural, and unapologetically expressive. This fall, designers embrace form as function, turning footwear into wearable art. Balmain leads with over-the-knee leather boots draped like couture, while Paris Texas and Jimmy Choo reinterpret sensuality through sleek lines and soaring heels. Prada, ever the innovator, grounds its designs in modernity — from platform Chelsea boots marked by the iconic triangle to buckled ankle boots with knitted trims. Even Chloé’s rubber Janis boots exude an urban sophistication, bridging practicality with attitude. Whether sculpted, stacked, or sharply heeled, these boots aren’t just made for walking — they’re made for standing out.
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Balmain over-the-knee boots
Balmain’s leather over-the-knee boots reinterpret couture heritage with a draped silhouette and bold 95mm wedge heels.
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Paris Texas suede over-the-knee boots
Paris Texas’ suede Elsa boots exude classic allure with pointed toes, clean lines, and sturdy 100mm heels.
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Prada leather platform Chelsea boots
Prada’s leather Chelsea boots feature the iconic triangle emblem, elasticated sides, and 50mm platform soles for modern practicality.
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Christian Louboutin leather ankle boots
Prada’s Cortinetta College ankle boots merge structure and softness with buckled leather uppers, knitted trims, and 100mm block heels.
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Chloé Janis over-the-knee boots
Chloé’s Janis over-the-knee boots bring an urban edge with rubber construction, leather trim, and 80mm flared heels.
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Jimmy Choo over-the-knee boots
Jimmy Choo’s Camie boots are crafted from supple leather with a sharp pointed toe, wraparound ankle strap, and slender 85mm stiletto heel.
The Wool Coat
The wool coat remains the cornerstone of fall dressing — timeless, architectural, and quietly commanding. This season, designers refine its classic codes through material innovation and sculptural form. Róhe channels Dutch precision in sharp, tailored lines, while Toteme softens structure with double-faced wool and cashmere for a fluid, oversized silhouette. Nina Ricci and The Frankie Shop reinterpret Parisian ease with belted and checked variations, balancing warmth with effortless polish. Meanwhile, Jacquemus and Coperni bring a modern twist, molding curves and adding unexpected details like leather buckles. Whether precise or poetic, the wool coat this fall is more than outerwear — it’s a study in proportion, texture, and restraint.
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Róhe Double-breasted wool coat
Róhe channels Dutch art and architecture in this wool-blend coat, tailored with a double-breasted front and peak lapels.
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Nina Ricci alpaca and wool coat
Nina Ricci’s alpaca and wool wrap coat balances structure and softness with a wide collar and matching belt.
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The Frankie Shop virgin wool coat
The Frankie Shop’s Jane coat, cut from virgin wool in a tonal check, redefines relaxed tailoring with effortless sophistication.
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Toteme Wool and cashmere coat
Toteme’s double-faced wool and cashmere coat embodies modern uniform dressing with its oversized, softly structured silhouette.
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Jacquemus wool coat
Jacquemus’ Curvo coat, crafted from virgin wool, showcases sculptural French flair through molded, fluid lines.
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Coperni wool and cashmere coat
Coperni’s houndstooth wool and cashmere coat fuses precision and edge with leather-buckled sleeves and a straight-fit cut.
The It Bag
An it bag has never been about volume — it’s about presence. This fall, designers return to quiet confidence through form, texture, and craftsmanship. The Row’s India tote exudes discreet luxury with its sculpted edges and refined lock, while Bottega Veneta’s Ciao Ciao tote revives the brand’s iconic knot as a symbol of enduring identity. Saint Laurent continues its Parisian legacy through the structured Sac De Jour and the polished Lou Lou shoulder bag, both radiating timeless allure. DeMellier and Toteme complete the conversation with subtle sophistication — one through rich suede curves, the other through sleek minimalism and gold accents. Together, they define the modern it bag: understated, tactile, and instantly recognizable.
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DeMellier Hudson suede tote bag
DeMellier’s Hudson tote, crafted from rich suede, combines curved lines and tonal stitching in a softly structured silhouette.
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Bottega Veneta Knot Small tote bag
Bottega Veneta’s Ciao Ciao tote, crafted in Italy from supple leather, features the house’s signature knotted motif — a symbol of timeless identity.
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Saint Laurent Sac De Jour tote bag
Saint Laurent’s Sac De Jour tote embodies Parisian elegance with its boxy shape, smooth leather finish, and polished shine.
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Saint Laurent Lou Lou shoulder bag
The Lou Lou shoulder bag by Saint Laurent pairs Italian craftsmanship with gold-toned hardware and the brand’s signature quilted leather.
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The Row India leather tote bag
The Row’s India 12.00 tote, made in Italy from fine leather, showcases rounded edges, minimalist design, and a refined decorative lock.
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Toteme T-Lock Small leather clutch
Toteme’s small T-Lock clutch combines structured simplicity with gold-tone hardware, suede lining, and a detachable shoulder strap.
The Soft Knit Sweater
Wool knits form the comforting core of fall — pieces that blend softness with sculptural intention. This season, designers explore proportion and texture with renewed depth: Khaite elongates and relaxes its cashmere silhouettes, while Toteme’s oversized bouclé knit captures the essence of effortless modernity. Brunello Cucinelli continues to define quiet luxury with his finely ribbed cashmere turtlenecks, and Moncler adds a utilitarian edge through chunky alpaca blends. The Frankie Shop plays with subtle structure via padded shoulders, and Jacquemus infuses romance into warmth with voluminous sleeves and a draped cowl neck. Together, these knits transcend function, becoming the kind of wardrobe essentials that shape both silhouette and mood.
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Khaite Juniper cashmere sweater
Khaite’s Juniper cashmere sweater redefines simplicity with its mock neckline, dropped shoulders, and elongated sleeves.
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Toteme versized alpaca wool sweater
Toteme’s oversized alpaca and wool-blend bouclé sweater embodies modern minimalism in a soft, sculptural silhouette.
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Brunello Cucinelli Ribbed sweater
Brunello Cucinelli’s Italian-made cashmere turtleneck sweater pairs supreme softness with timeless ribbed detailing.
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Moncler Alpaca turtleneck sweater
Moncler’s chunky alpaca-blend sweater brings cozy refinement with a turtleneck design and subtle logo-appliqué.
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The Frankie Shop wool sweater
The Frankie Shop’s Rafaela sweater blends wool and cashmere into a relaxed silhouette with padded shoulders and ribbed trims.
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Jacquemus wool cashmere sweater
Jacquemus’ Balloon sweater, crafted in Italy from wool and cashmere, stands out with voluminous sleeves and a draped cowl neck.
The Leather Skirt
The leather skirt is fall’s power piece — equal parts refinement and rebellion. This season, designers embrace its versatility through clean lines, sculptural shapes, and tactile finishes. Khaite’s suede Loxley skirt nods to craftsmanship with corset-like darts, while Prada reimagines the pencil silhouette with vintage allure. Ralph Lauren and Sportmax explore structure and movement through A-line and fitted cuts, proving that polish and strength can coexist. The Frankie Shop introduces texture with a crinkled finish, and Róhe’s crocodile-embossed design adds an artful edge. Worn with knits or tailored outerwear, the leather skirt captures fall’s essence: confident, sensual, and timelessly modern.
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Khaite Loxley suede maxi skirt
Khaite’s Loxley maxi skirt in brown suede combines minimalist elegance with a corset-like waist shaped by precise darts.
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The Frankie Shop pencil skirt
The Frankie Shop’s Taney pencil skirt stands out with a crinkled finish, paneled detailing, and structured belt loops.
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Ralph Lauren leather midi skirt
Ralph Lauren Collection’s Jacqueline midi skirt, crafted in Italy from supple leather, flatters with its A-line wrap silhouette and buckled front.
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Sportmax Afa leather pencil skirt
Sportmax’s Afa pencil skirt features a semi-glossy leather finish, high-rise cut, and back slit for refined movement.
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Róhe Crocodile leather midi skirt
Róhe’s crocodile-embossed leather midi skirt reimagines the A-line silhouette with bold texture and timeless versatility.
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Prada Leather pencil skirt
Prada’s leather pencil skirt evokes vintage elegance with a midi length and subtly nostalgic finish.