It’s a season of exciting collaborations and launches, and some of our favourite designers are releasing colourful, joyful mash-ups of brilliant must-have fashion pieces.

London Fashion Week favourite Roksanda has collaborated with George on an innovative 30-piece collection that brings Roksanda’s signature colour-blocking style together with more casual silhouettes. Highlights include a gorgeous burgundy trench, a blue and tangerine colour block polo shirt, oversized two-tone knits and an in-demand puffer jacket.

Two British icons – Barbour and Alexa Chung – have teamed up once again, this time Chung has taken on the role of creative director and designer for Barbour’s new autumn/winter 2024 collection, The Edit by Alexa Chung. The vintage-inspired collection spans outerwear, clothing and, for the first time, wellington boots.

Sustainable fashion brand Reformation has launched a 17-piece collection designed with singer Kacey Musgraves, which is made largely with recycled and regenerative materials (including Reformation’s new 95% recycled, 5% virgin cashmere blend).

Mulberry, following its announcement that it has become a BCorp-certified business, has launched a hotly anticipated collection of ready-to-wear, bags and jewellery in collaboration with designer Rejina Pyo.

Read on for more information about the autumn collaborations to get excited about.

Collaborating closely with Barbour’s in-house team, Alexa Chung drew inspiration from vintage styles to create a fresh take on classic outerwear, clothing and, in an exciting new departure, wellington boots. Named after her close friends and family, this collaboration is Chung’s most personal to date.

The collection features wax jackets with tartan liners, colourful quilted jackets and knitwear crafted by Harleys of Scotland. Footwear comes in the form of a short wellington inspired by Alexa’s Chelsea boot and a versatile slip-on clog.

Reflecting on her lifelong connection with Barbour, Chung said: “I am so pleased to be exploring a new chapter with Barbour. Designing this collection was a total joy. My intention was to create something immediate that reflects my wardrobe, interests and style in this moment, while staying true to the brand’s epic heritage.”

Shop the full collection in-store, at selected retail partners and online at Barbour.com

For London Fashion Week, Pandora collaborated with designer and film director Priya Ahluwalia for spring/summer 2025. Ahluwalia showed a collection inspired by the stories of those who have traversed continents, reflecting on the emotional landscapes of migration, the lingering call of ancestral homes and the delicate balance between past and present. A transformative trip to Jamaica prompted a reflective examination of her Indian Nigerian heritage and family home upon her return. Moved by a woman in her 80s, whose abode, crafted by her late husband and filled with memories, left a profound impact, Ahluwalia’s reflections were further shaped by her nana’s enduring emotional connection to India, despite living in England for over 40 years. Pandora’s jewellery for Ahluwalia’s show deepens its tribute to Indian Nigerian traditions by incorporating traditional stacking and layering techniques. Reminiscent of ancestral paintings, models are adorned with rings, necklaces and bracelets crafted using 14k yellow gold, colourful man-made crystals and treated freshwater cultured pearls. A final look featuring a stunning custom piece created using 20 pearl necklaces closed the show.

The designer has curated a special edit of her top 10 Pandora pieces, available now on Pandora.net

Sustainable fashion brand Reformation has launched a collection designed in partnership with Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter Kacey Musgraves.

Musgraves designed this earthy 17-piece collection of pastoral dresses and separates, with select styles made from recycled and regenerative materials, and a custom floral print. This launch coincides with the beginning of the North America tour of Musgraves’s new album, Deeper Well, and marks her first collaboration with a fashion brand.

Musgraves says: “Designing every little detail of this collection and partnering with an earth-conscious brand I’m organically a fan of was such a joy and a fun opportunity to flex a different creative muscle. Each piece was very thoughtfully and personally crafted over many months and propels the classic aesthetic of Deeper Well into a new, wearable dimension.”

Reformation x Kacey Musgraves is now available on thereformation.com and in all Reformation stores

As part of London Fashion Week’s 40th anniversary celebrations, George, Roksanda and the British Fashion Council collaborated to create an official LFW capsule collection.

This unique collaboration brings together three industry heavyweights to support the BFC Foundation, which works to support emerging design talent, something designer and NewGen alumna Roksanda Ilinčić is passionate about.

Ilinčić says: ‘This collaboration has allowed me to give back to the community which helped start my creative career. Incredibly fortunate to be a previous winner, I understand the importance of support and how without it, brands might not be able to grow and develop to their full potential.”

The collection hopes to help Roksanda and the BFC engage with new audiences at accessible price points. The innovative 30-piece collection brings Roksanda’s signature colour-blocking style together with more casual silhouettes and fabrics. Highlights include a gorgeous burgundy trench, a blue and tangerine colour block polo shirt, oversized two-tone knits and an in-demand puffer jacket.

Liz Evans, George’s chief commercial officer, says of the partnership: “As the first supermarket fashion retailer in the UK, we felt this was the perfect opportunity to bring to life our brand mission of democratising great style and quality at a compelling price.”

Shop the collection, with items ranging from £14 to £60, in selected stores and on George.com

Missoma this week launched a brand new collection in collaboration with The Flag Twins, AKA British Ghanaian creatives Kevin and Karlon Bonsu.

Each of the 15 new pieces revolves around movement and are inspired by good vibrations and the idea of energy as power – from atoms in continuous orbit to twin flames in synergy. There are mixed metal designs, spinning signet rings, charm hoops (which change from white to black cubic zirconia) and kinetic clasps that open and connect to each other. The brand has seen an almost 100% increase in mixed metal pieces year on year, so it made sense to evolve Missoma’s mixed metal offering. There’s a chain necklace that turns into a belt chain, and Missoma’s first-ever pair of cufflinks.

Marisa Hordern, CEO and creative director at Missoms, says: “Working with up-and-coming creatives has always been in our DNA – from launching the first-ever jewellery influencer collaboration with Lucy Williams in 2015 to our ongoing Harris Reed partnership. We are so excited to team up with The Flag Twins; they really represent London’s energy, which as a London-based brand is incredibly important to us.”

Shop the Kinetic collection at Missoma.com

Global online fashion destination Asos this week introduced high street Scandi label and fashion editor favourite Arket to its brand mix. 

Arket’s autumn collection, which is now live on the site, focuses on gesture and movement, with lots of slim silhouettes and layering pieces, impactful tailoring with strong shoulders, pressed creases, slanted pockets, crisp poplin shirts and textured knitwear. 

Vanessa Spence, EVP of creative at ASOS, says: “We’re excited to welcome Arket to our industry-leading roster of partner brands, continuing our commitment to our customers to offer the best in fashion. This collaboration brings together the best of both brands, allowing our customers to explore and style the autumn/winter 2024 collection in their own unique way.”

Shop Arket, with items ranging from from £27 to £279 at Asos.com

Much-loved British heritage label Mulberry and London-based South Korean designer Rejina Pyo have collaborated on a chic limited edition capsule of bags, accessories, ready-to-wear and jewellery, which launches in stores and online this week. Pyo is known for her timeless and contemporary collections, which are understated with a touch of the unexpected. Taking inspiration from both past and present Mulberry designs, bags include a reworked version of the archival Blenheim style, its roomy exterior pockets stripped back, and the knotted closure borrowed from Pyo’s collections. 

In addition to the leather goods, Pyo has designed a tight ready-to-wear edit featuring a gently oversized camel trench, a belted suit in heritage-check responsibly sourced wool, and a draped alpaca-blend knit top in autumn leaf green.

Pyo explains: “When I collaborate with someone, it’s important for me to consider what they value, what they bring to the world and how they treat people. Mulberry creates pieces you want to cherish and treasure for a long time, it’s that essence that I always aim to imbue in my own brand.” 

Available online and at select Mulberry and Rejina Pyo stores

French brand ba&sh has launched a limited edition collection with designer Maryam Nassir Zadeh celebrating the print of the season: leopard, and marks the opening of the brand’s new flagship store in New York.

Featuring striking print pieces, ultra-fine knits, chunky belts and super-feminine minimalist cuts the collaboration focuses on feminine silhouettes and the playful, enduring print. ba&sh brings its love of prints, femininity and sensuality, while Maryam’s directional approach to dressing, encapsulates the energy of New York City. 

Shop the collection at ba-sh.com

This exclusive jewellery collaboration between Oliver Bonas and the V&A (Victoria & Albert Museum) features a range of unique jewellery inspired by the intricate silk fabric motifs designed by one of Britain’s most influential textile designers of the 18th century, Anna Maria Garthwaite.

Each jewellery piece in the collection features the elaborate blossoms and botanical motifs that once adorned the sumptuous ballgowns and elegant waistcoats of the 1720s through to the 1750s. The collection showcases a range of jewellery items, from necklaces and earrings to bracelets and a brooch, all meticulously crafted to capture the essence of Garthwaite’s original patterns.

“We are incredibly excited to collaborate with the V&A on this jewellery collection,” said Rebecca Jones, senior jewellery buyer at Oliver Bonas. “Anna Maria Garthwaite’s designs are a testament to the beauty and sophistication of Georgian England’s silk-weaving industry. Through this collection, we aim to celebrate her artistry and bring her timeless designs to a modern audience.”

Amelia Calver, brand licensing R&D manager, V&A said: “The collaboration is a wonderful illustration of how 18th-century silk details can be incorporated into contemporary design to produce unique fashionable pieces. It’s a remarkable achievement to express the creative genius of Anna Maria Garthwaite through jewellery, a pioneering force in the English silk industry, whose contributions continue to influence the world of fashion and design today.”

Shop the collection in Oliver Bonas stores nationwide and online at oliverbonas.com 

There is something about French nonchalance, yes the attitude, but also that ease and effortless elegance that French women have that is so widely coveted. Contemporary French label Sézane has somehow bottled this effortless, European elegance and as a result we of course cannot get enough of their chic shirts, pretty knits, retro separates and versatile accessories. This month the brand launched an installation in the atrium at London department store Liberty, and a pop-up on the second floor where you can buy the best of Sézane - from knits and jewellery to shoes and ready-to-wear.

Morgane Sézalory, founder and CEO, Sézane says, “I’ve always admired Liberty, a home to boundless inspiration, the greatest artisans and free-spirited thinkers. This project is a chance for two like-minded creative movements to return to their roots and express a shared love of savoir-faire, cutting edge design and beautiful materials and prints that transcend time.”

Until January 15th at Liberty London.

Following a sell-out spring collection, Kate Ferdinand is back with her latest Active collection for F&F. Full of new shapes in a sophisticated palette of black and neutrals alongside some standout pieces in the shade of the moment, burgundy. The collection is made from premium fabrics, such as Tencel and soft touch jersey, and includes buttery soft leggings, structured hoodies, cropped long-sleeved tops and a new durable, warm and waterproof all-weather robe fully lined in a soft borg, with a hood and deep cosy pockets.

The collection is available in sizes 6–22 at Tesco stores nationwide

Emily Ratajkowski is the face of the new autumn/winter Kurt Geiger campaigning the label’s lates design, the Chelsea collection. This project signals the continued evolution and stellar growth of Kurt Geiger, as the British brand establishes a new classic for its fast-growing customer base amid ambitious international expansion.

The Chelsea collection borrows its namesake from the west London area where London’s fashion scene established itself in the 60s on the King’s Road.

The Chelsea collection includes a saddle bag in leopard haircalf, black snake-effect leather and toffee faux fur; a camera style bag in black drenched snake-effect leather and black calf with antique brass hardware; a shopper in classic black, cherry red and umber brown; and a black bucket bag. 

Shop the Chelsea collection at Kurtgeiger.com

Womenswear label Anine Bing is known for it’s highly desirable separates and cool contemporary silhouettes. The brand continues its partnership with Kate Moss this season as she returns as the face of the brands’ autumn campaign. Wearing slouchy tailored trousers, an oversized collarless leather jacket and clutching the brands new Elly handbag which comes as a cross-body or a shoulder bag, in black croc-effect, or high-shine black or burgundy gloss, she’s making us want everything by the Scandinavian-born, LA-based designer.

Anine Bing, Founder & Chief Creative Officer says, “I always dreamed of designing an iconic handbag that would serve as the ultimate symbol of the Anine Bing brand. By combining signature style, meticulous craftsmanship and bold branding, we have developed a handbag collection that epitomizes every ethos of Anine Bing: Timeless style made to last.”

Images: Tim Walker for Barbour x Alexa; courtesy of brands