Shoes

Ferragamo: Autumn/Winter 2026: A Dialogue Between Past and Present

Ferragamo's Autumn/Winter 2026 collection returns to the 1920s, the decade of the house's founding, and reads it through workwear and sailor uniforms rather than costume. Maximilian Davis is showing now because that era's loosened conventions offer a way to talk about identity and etiquette shifting after dark, a theme he ties to his own family history. This edit follows the ready-to-wear and the shoes that carry that tension between discipline and fluid movement.

Loeffler Randall

Jessie Randall sketched the brand's first collection from a Cobble Hill garden apartment in 2004, her dog in her lap, while her husband Brian worked full-time in advertising to support them both. He cut up their wedding invitation and tucked pieces of it into the footbed of an early prototype alongside her middle and last names, which is how the brand got its own. Bergdorf Goodman picked up that debut collection in its very first season, and Jessie went on to win the CFDA's Swarovski Award for Accessory Design just two years later.

A.Emery

Anna McLaren interned at The Row, spent 2014 to 2017 designing womenswear at the Australian retailer Witchery, and launched A.Emery in Melbourne in 2017 with six sandal styles, all of them entirely black. It is still self-funded.

How Fall 26 Actually Reads

Season guides usually flatten a whole autumn into three trends and a colour of the year. What is actually happening is narrower: a decisive return to structure after several years of clothes designed around comfort. This edit is a short, high-conviction reading of where the season landed.