Anytime classic
Whistles’s Gabriella waxed overcoat with contrast corduroy collar is a reliable timeless wardrobe staple for windy days – perfect season after season worn over knitwear and jeans, shirts and tailored trousers.
£215, Whistles
Make a run for it
Whether you are training for a 2026 marathon or at the beginning of your running journey, London-based brand Acid Running needs to be on your radar. Established in 2022 by Oliver Powe, the brand aims to fuse high-performance functionality with a fashion-forward aesthetic. Fabrics have a buttery, soft feel and natural fibres to ensure odour-resistance. Styles include the graphic long-sleeve top, lightweight running jacket and 2-in-1 shorts. Brighten up your January by going to check-out the brand’s pop-up shop ‘The Runner’s Deli’ on the King’s Road (10am-6pm. 324-326 King’s Rd, Chelsea, London SW3 5UH, from 8-18th January 2026). Acid Running
Adorable adornments
Get your paws on these totally charming jewellery designs by Becca Jewellery. Inspired by her love of trinkets, antiques, coins and curiosities, the Lancashire-based jewellery designer creates rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings as well as bespoke, made-to-order pieces. If you have any animal-obsessed friends or family, the sterling silver signet rings (pictured above) can be personalised. Send the team a high-resolution image of your pet along with their name, and they’ll create a special keepsake. Each ring is handcrafted and takes 2–3 weeks to complete. £55-£330, Becca Jewellery
The End is Nigh
End is celebrating its 20th anniversary by unveiling a collaboration with London jewellery institution The Great Frog. At the heart of the collection is a chunky sterling-silver ring, set with a green gemstone and ‘The End Is Nigh’ engraving. The ring is joined by a Grim Reaper keyring and five apparel pieces that blend college-style sportswear with The Great Frog’s gothic DNA – including a varsity jacket, hockey jersey, snapback, hoodie, and t-shirt. £45 to £950, End.
Future fashion
A-Poc Able Issey Miyake launched The ‘Type-XI Spiber project’ this week. Working with Spiber, a Japanese biotech venture company, dedicated to creating innovative solutions that contribute to sustainable well-being, Type-XI utilises an innovative protein fibre material, that boasts environmental biodegradability and is predicted to significantly reduce land and water usage compared to animal-derived fibres like cashmere and wool. Bolero and dress, available from Issey Miyake, 10 Brook Street, London.