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FASHION RADAR — WEEKLY EDITORIAL

Late September: The Shift Needs No Permission

September closes without a formal goodbye. The air still carries warmth, but the quality of light has shifted — heavier, more golden, more deliberate. This is the moment when a wardrobe begins to negotiate with itself: which pieces endure, which ones transform, which already speak the language of what comes next. Four trends — from the runways of Milan and Paris to the streets of Athens — offer their answer.

26 September 2026

01

The Structured Top: When the Sleeve Becomes the Statement

September's runways — from Valentino to Jacquemus — shared a common language: the top that refuses to go unnoticed. Not through embellishment or print, but through architecture: a voluminous or bell-shaped sleeve, a clean silhouette, a presence that speaks without effort. From STYLANA, the Bell Sleeve Top and the Oriental Grace Top capture precisely this philosophy — worn with tailored trousers or a midi skirt, they require nothing further.

02

Autumnal Palette: The Dress Changes Its Colours

This autumn, the prêt-à-porter world turns to earth tones — sienna, auburn, bone white — in silhouettes that never abandon the feminine line. The Auburn Bloom Dress from STYLANA belongs to this logic: a dress that translates the season's chromatic shift without becoming a costume. For those who want structure with softness, the full dress collection has already turned the page.

03

The Scrunchie Reimagined — With Intention

One of autumn 2026's more quietly compelling tendencies is the reappraisal of hair accessories as a deliberate styling detail — not an afterthought. The maisons led with satin ribbons on the runway; the everyday answer lies in texture and considered colour. The Stardust Night Scrunchie and the Berry Pop Scrunchie from STYLANA are more than hair accessories — they are the final note that completes a look, whether finishing a low bun or resting loosely at the wrist.

04

Jewellery Layering: The Art of Composition at Neck and Wrist

From Paris to New York, jewellery layering remains the most refined tendency of autumn — the difference now is that the emphasis falls on composition, not accumulation. From AUMELISE, the Aura Clover Back Necklace — on offer — introduces a quietly subversive geometry that is read from behind, while the Luminous Oval Link Bracelet elongates the gaze at the wrist. Two pieces, one logic: jewellery that doesn't compete — it converses.

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