Next’s fabulous new collection is full of must-haves – from faux-fur jackets and cosy cashmere knits to velvet tailoring

With trending colours and luxurious textures, this is the place to shop for a wardrobe refresh

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After a long, hot summer, I’m welcoming winter and the fabulous fashion that comes with a season notorious for cosy knitwear, sharp outerwear and sturdy footwear. Now that the temperatures have officially dropped, I’ve begun curating my wishlist for the season ahead, and Next's autumn/winter collection is one of the first places I'm shopping thanks to their trend-led designs.

Not only has their impressive new collection tapped into the most coveted autumn/winter fashion trends of 2026, but the pieces feel wearable beyond this specific season and year. And whilst I can certainly be guilty of wanting to try out every new and exciting trend, it's worth shopping for items that you know you’ll love for seasons to come, as well as pieces that can be mixed and matched to create cold weather outfits. Notably, their latest collection includes statement accessories, including handbags that you would almost double take for designer, cosy knitwear, impressive faux fur coats and sharp tailoring that looks far more expensive than it actually is.

Something which is noticeable throughout Next's new collection is the use of colour, print and texture. The collection is full of the key autumn/winter fashion colour trends, including rich browns, burgundy, as well as bolder accents of fiery red and cobalt blue. A surprising shade we are seeing much more of this year is grey, and it's given plenty of attention by Next, from soft marl knits to dark charcoal tailoring.

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Next's range of knitwear is seriously impressive. Colourful Fair Isle knits come in a range of shades, including a brown multi-coloured cardigan that I have my eye on - it feels like something you would spend a small fortune on in a vintage shop. As well as playful statement pieces, their polished block-coloured designs are perfect for everyday. The grey cashmere V-neck is the chicest piece for wearing into the office, paired with tailored trousers. And whilst they've got you covered in terms of classic knitwear, they also have a range of unique designs, including an elevated sailor collar jumper.

Autumn has to be one of my favourite seasons to get dressed in, and that's largely due to my love of coats and jackets. I have my eye on several of Next's standout designs. Notably, their soft faux fur styles are some of the best on the high-street. Animal prints of all variations are heavily trending, and Next has embraced this with their fabulous deer print faux fur jacket that's perfect for pairing with denim. Another standout style has to be their cosy leopard print coat that is perfect for party season - layer over a little black dress for maximum impact.

Talking of party season, there's plenty to tempt you. Velvet tailoring is always a polished choice for Christmas work parties or simply for wintery evenings out with friends, and they have a range of shades to choose from too. And for accessories that will add a dose of glamour to your look, you don't need to stray far either.

What I particularly like about this collection is the way the statement pieces work alongside more familiar wardrobe staples. A standout faux fur coat can transform jeans and a simple jumper, whilst a colourful Fair Isle knit can elevate black tailored trousers. Even something as simple as adding a textured knit or leather handbag can give an outfit a distinctly new feel without requiring a complete wardrobe overall.

Shop the collection now at Next.co.uk

Molly Smith
Fashion Writer

Molly is a fashion writer for woman&home, whose journalistic career began with her enthusiasm for fashion. Having always been an avid writer, she has contributed to publications covering a variety of topics.

After graduating from her master's in Fashion History and Cultures, she transitioned to teaching at London College of Fashion, where she taught in fashion studies. Now, passionate about writing on the significance of fashion, she is dedicated to inspiring others through the power of dress.

Molly loves staying in the know with the latest fashion trends, and following celebrities for inspiration. Outside of work, she enjoys browsing vintage markets, reading a good novel, or trying new restaurants around London.

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