YOUR BIRTH MONTH, YOUR AUTUMN COLOUR

In our book, navy is the foundation of a polished autumn wardrobe. Just a whisper from black, it’s a versatile shade that brings the same moody elegance with a little something different. Ideal for winter babies – who grew up stealing the limelight during the darkest days of the year. Navy is particularly effective when paired with clean lines and sharp pieces like tailoring or structured shirts. Finish with smooth leather belts, sculptural jewellery and a small bag for a seasonal wardrobe that oozes expensive taste.

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01: Topshop Sophie Premium leather point toe knee high boot in blue, £140
02: Mango 100% suede bucket bag in navy, £99.99
03: ASOS DESIGN Tailored tapered soft suit in navy, £90
04: ASOS DESIGN embellished frogging detail shirt in navy, £50

Perhaps it’s because Easter often falls around this time of year, or maybe it’s the smooth indulgence of chocolate that reminds us of spring, but April, May and June girls were destined for a rich brown wardrobe. These members of the zodiac all share the grounded stability that precedes summer’s fast pace. So, it’s only right they’re styled in an earthy palette. Chocolate brown is a great shade for leather pieces, providing a softer, more wearable alt to their classic black counterparts. We also can’t say no to a brown suede – but reach for unexpected pieces like loafers or trousers to stick out from the crowd.

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01: Public Desire Pixar heeled high ankle boots with chisel toe in brown, £36
02: Bardot faux suede high waisted button trousers in chocolate, £119
03: Abercrombie & Fitch faux suede belted short trench in dark brown, £115
04: ASOS DESIGN quilted tote bag with chain handle in chocolate, £36

If the autumn colour wheel had a main character, it would likely be burgundy. Or some variation of the tone. Whether it's merlot or cherry, everyone gets a hankering for rouge at this time of year. But popular does not mean shallow. Burgundy is a complex and varied shade that can take your wardrobe in whatever direction you choose. Whether that’s layering it through prints like tartan, or adding pops with bags and shoes. We personally love a deep-red skirt or wide-leg trouser paired with earthy brown knitwear. It’s a nice blend of texture and silhouette that reflects the bold playfulness of those born in summer.

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01: Dragon Diffusion Santa Croce big woven leather bag in burgundy, £454
02: ASOS DESIGN Hope barely there mid heel stiletto sandals in dark red, £26
03: ASOS DESIGN Tailored clean waistband faux leather pencil skirt in burgundy, £38
04: Vero Moda soft fluffy knit o-neck jumper in chocolate brown, £32

As we head into winter, the leaves start to fall, the days get shorter, and a part of us mourns for the abundant green of seasons past. Maybe that’s why olive green starts trickling into daily style. This year, texture is on the agenda – so we’re reaching for mossy tones in soft warming fabrics like corduroy or wool. We also love a nod to British country heritage, so a classic green trench is perfect for the countless wintery walks on your agenda.

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01: Barbour Delilah showerproof tartan check jacket in beige, £199
02: Gina Tricot crew neck knitted wool alpaca jumper in olive green, £40
03: ARRANGE Curve two tone lapel double breasted trench coat in khaki, £200
04: Topshop cord mid length ovoid trouser in green, £46
05: Bershka Barrel trousers with pleats in khaki, £39.99