Most wearable autumn trends for 2025, from the updated power suit to new ‘it’ colour

Here are the new-season trends to add to your wardrobe, from check prints to rich brown tones and faux fur.

Autumn/Winter 2025 is expected to be a season of depth and warmth, with both high street designers and designers leaning toward rich, romantic tones and tactile finishes. As the dominant hues, burgundy and cherry reds give coats, knits, and other accessories instant polish. These shades complement earthy neutrals and cool-weather textures beautifully, setting the tone for wearable and indulgent collections.

Throughout the seasons, there is a renewed passion for crafts and heritage. Suède takes a luxe approach, softening tailored pieces and giving boots and bags a vintage edge, while heritage-style checks and a modern twist give a recognizable classic a modern boost.

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Burgundy

Prada, Gucci, and Fendi caught wearing faux fur and burgundy outerwear to the AW25 catwalks. It’s time to snuggle up and look like a million dollars, which is oversized, glamorous, and cozy. For more opulence, stoop to your waist.

Check prints

Check prints are back for a second season. For a contemporary twist, choose bold tartans in unexpected hues or classic heritage styles. A significant investment will be made by the versatile co-ord.

Brown chocolate

Brown chocolate is the colour of the season, infusing every look with a rich, decadent warmth. Wear it in soft suede fabrics or embrace it head-to-toe for maximum impact.

Lace

This season, Lace ventures into wardrobes and leaves the boudoir. For a romantic and rebellious vibe, the delicate material has been reworked to create floaty dresses, ruffled blouses, and layered skirts. Team with fuzzy textures and boots that are western-inspired.

Heritagecore

Your everyday wardrobe heroes will be the khaki country jacket, fairisle knits, and oversized tartan tote, all of whom have been inspired by great British classics and brands.

Source: Mirror