Ruth Langsford shows how to style winter's biggest knit trend for an elevated everyday look
This cosy look is a standout for cool-weather styling
Knitwear season is here, meaning it's time to get out your best wool jumpers to keep off the chill. But, as well as being practical, knitted pieces can be incredibly stylish – just look at Ruth Langsford’s new scarf jumper.
Scarf jumpers, and also scarf cardigans, are a notable autumn/winter fashion trend for 2026. The look takes a classic knit and updates the neckline with a built-in, coordinated scarf for an extra hit of warmth and style.
The new QVC Ruth Langsford jumper with detachable scarf, which Ruth showed off on her Instagram, offers an easy way to incorporate the trending look. Its wool-kissed knit comes in a range of stylish autumnal hues, including red, aubergine, navy, blue and ochre, and Ruth demonstrated how to wear it, pairing it with her QVC Ruth Langsford turn-up jeans and navy QVC Ruth Langsford leather ankle boots for a smart but relaxed everyday look.
Ruth's cotton-rich jumper, with just a touch of wool, comes with a detachable, coordinating scarf which can be worn in a variety of different ways. As well as red, it's also available in classic blue, navy, ochre and aubergine.
With a timeless mid-rise waist and slim-fit leg, Ruth's turn-up jeans are ideal for everyday. The dark wash brings added polish to the denim, making them easy to dress up with a blazer or blouse. Or keep things casual with knitwear and boots.
A chisel toe and slim, block-like heel add a sleek touch to these ankle boots. The ankle-hugging fit is smart and streamlined. Available in black and brown too, Ruth's navy pair has a beautiful inky blue tone that's unusual but ideal for styling with denim and neutrals.
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Scarf knits are an evolution of a style that has been around for several seasons. From triangle scarves to scarf coats, the additional neck coverage creates a cosy piece that maxes out on style, too.
And while this trend has runway origins, it is now readily available on the high street, and scarf knits are already proving to be a huge hit with shoppers, as they offer just that extra little bit of style and warmth. Of course, the best options have removable scarves, offering multiple ways to wear, but styles with attached neck warmers ensure you won't lose your cosy accessory either.
A great choice for autumn outfit ideas, especially when it might not be full winter coat weather, it's a flattering style that draws the eye up your frame, creating a longer and leaner silhouette.
Ruth's QVC collection often nods to the season's biggest trends in a very approachable and wearable way, and her sleek scarf knit, smart jeans and inky blue boots are a perfect example of a look that's wearable and directional. It's just one of the many reasons we love her.
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Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is a freelance royal news, entertainment and fashion writer. She began her journalism career after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with an MA in Magazine Journalism, receiving an NCTJ diploma, and earning a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. She has also worked with Good To, BBC Good Food, The Independent, The Big Issue and The Metro.
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