The new Whistles partywear collection brings a touch of The Row's signature understated elegance to the high street

Call off the search for the perfect party dress - this one features flattering ruching and a high neckline, plus navy blue is a much softer alternative to black. This versatile style will work with strappy heels or knee-high boots.

You simply can't have enough nice tops to go with jeans at this time of year. In chocolate brown, this nails the biggest autumn/winter fashion colour trend of 2026, and the cap sleeves offer a bit of upper-arm coverage, which I'm always looking for.

I can't resist chic fringe detailing, and this dress wouldn't look out of place on a red carpet. The asymmetric design adds further interest, and the scarf neckline really is incredibly elegant. Worth spending a bit more than you normally would on the high street.

I love a 2-in-1 dress, and this looks like you've paired a cosy jumper with a fluid satin skirt, when actually you've just chucked on a dress. Genius! It works surprisingly well worn with loafers too, as the model proves.

You'll wear this on Christmas Day itself and on repeat in the run-up. I have a Whistles pleated skirt that I've been wearing for years, and it moves beautifully when I walk. It's made from metallic satin, but it actually looks more like velvet, don't you think? Oh, and it's machine washable, too - bonus.

If you check back in a few weeks, I feel pretty sure this dress will be sold out. I'm thinking it's spot on for New Year's Eve celebrations. I love the sleek, sophisticated long sleeves, plus the embellishment will catch the light perfectly.

Believe me when I say Fair Isle knits fly off the shelves at this time of year, so don't hesitate if you're a fan of this Traitors-esque jumper. This one is made from 40% wool and will pair beautifully with everything from kilt skirts to your favourite jeans.

Argyle has to be the biggest knitwear trend of 2026, and if you're going to lean in, this is a very stylish way to do it. The cobalt blue against the grey is certainly very striking!

This ivory fluffy jumper, paired with some black tailored or leather trousers, would make such a chic alternative to a dress for party season. Just don't spill your Christmas dinner down it on the big day...

Whistles does coats particularly well, and it's no wonder this one is almost sold out. The oversized fit will work with your chunkiest knits layered underneath.

Triangle scarves were everywhere last year, and they're definitely back this winter. Save yourself some time and get two for the price of one - this jacket comes with a matching scarf!

Aside from the striking blue and brown check print, note the gingham lining and flattering, relaxed fit of this jacket. It's made from 60% wool, too, so it's great for layering up warm.

No party dress would be complete without a faux fur coat to throw on over the top. This one is cropped to exactly the right length to wear with skirts and trousers, too.

It's not technically partywear, but I just had to show you this wool blazer while I'm here. A designer version would cost you thousands, thanks to that herringbone finish and sharp silhouette.

Every winter, my philosophy is to invest in a really good statement coat, and then you can let that be your outfit most days. Simply throw on a classic jeans and jumper combination underneath and let this check-print style do all the talking.

Mixing up textures always looks stylish at this time of year, so pair these slinky satin lace-trimmed trousers with a chunky knit to keep everyone guessing.

Available in dark blue or burgundy, these are quite simply the perfect jeans. Not too slim, not too baggy; you'll get so much wear out of these for just under £100.

I love any pair of trousers with a drawstring waist, but these are particularly good. The pinstripe and side stripes combine to elongate your legs, and the result is a seriously smart take on comfy joggers.

Faux fur is another huge trend this season, but if you don't fancy a coat with a furry collar and cuffs, this little clutch bag will be your best friend. Doesn't it look so glamorous with sequins?

This bag definitely has a feel of The Row to it, and people will be so surprised when you tell them where it's from. I never think to check Whistles for bags, but this absolutely looks as luxurious as the styles on my wishlist from DeMellier!

If you love The Row's bowling bag but not the price tag, this style will save you around £1,000. More money to spend on Christmas presents!

The perfect shoe to wear with jeans and a blazer, these will add a subtle pop of colour to even the simplest of ensembles.

Still looking for your perfect winter boots? These chocolate brown boots have the chunky sole of dreams, and are made from 100% leather.

The perfect loafers are hard to come by, and I've been lusting after The Row's soft suede loafers for a while now. For a fraction of the price, these Whistles beauties will elevate your everyday wardrobe instantly.