The collection unfolded through small but intentional shifts. A warm autumnal palette was enlivened by butter yellow and lichen green, the latter showcased in a double-face cashmere coat with ribbed cuffs and elegant button detailing. Textural contrasts played a central role, with suede and leather unexpectedly paired with prints and embellishments. The Western influences of pre-fall transitioned into English countryside elements, reflected in structured check jackets exuding rustic sophistication. Meanwhile, denim and corduroy merged effortlessly in a streamlined skirt, styled with a hand-beaded pearl and diamanté sweater—a subtle nod to the 1980s.Taylor’s signature prints remained a defining feature. A blurred hand-painted plaid stood out, while a spliced floral-print dress highlighted her mastery of pattern-mixing. Interestingly, the presence of dressier styles was more pronounced than expected, given the recent launch of Delphine, her dedicated party dress line. While some evening pieces felt familiar, the collection’s true intrigue emerged in unexpected details—playful “ski bunny” sweaters reimagined for city life, the juxtaposition of leather with crisp shirting, and a second-skin knit featuring a handkerchief hem with mixed-stitch detailing.
Rather than making an overt statement, Taylor’s latest offering leaned into quiet refinement, proving that understated elegance can be just as impactful as bold fashion moments. The result? A collection that feels effortlessly sophisticated—grounded yet infused with personality.

Source: Kendam