The Luxury List: September 2026
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Goodbye heatwave, hello cosy season (kind of). Check out our September roundup of chic fashion buys, lust-worthy accessories and chic home decor in our daily luxury list edit.
The Luxury List: September 2026
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Fendi
Fendi Magic Shopper Large (Tiger Effect), £2,450
Looking for the perfect back-to-work bag this autumn? Start with Fendi. The renowned fashion label has released a line of shopper bags that feature a roomy compartment and generous pockets. It helps that they look great, too; this one comes decorated with a tiger print motif, with the other two in the collection featuring equally-as-chic mirrored panels and Fendi’s signature logo print. Perfect for filling up with laptops, notebooks, flyaway papers and your post-work supermarket run.
Delta Roam
Beaumont Robe, £155
It might still be humid in the capital, but it won’t be long now until we tip into autumn – and much chillier weather. When it comes to dog walks, school runs, coastal swims, early morning chores or even a post-summer pub garden, you’ll need a layer that can do it all. Cue, Delta Roam’s new Beaumont Robe. Designed to keep you warm and dry whatever the British weather forecast throws at you, the robe comes with a waterproof outer, cosy fleece-lining and seven pockets to store all your bits and bobs.
LOUIS XIII Cognac
Black Pearl Limited Edition Cognac, £21,000 (in store purchase only, enquire via [email protected])
Louis XIII unveils its latest limited edition bottle in the sought-after Black Pearl family. With only 398 decanters available worldwide, the 2026 edition comes in a crystal decanter housed within temperature-controlled coffret – which keeps the Black Pearl at 13°C, the optimum temperature for flavour. Inspired by Le Grollet, the historic cellar where the story of LOUIS XIII began, its profile begins with raw notes of beeswax, honey, patchouli and exotic fruits, while a pour reveals further layers of florals, woody notes, nutmeg and chocolate.
Smythson x Grace Coddington
2027 Premier Daily Fashion Diary In Panama, £200
Smythson marks 30 years of its famed fashion diary with a limited-edition collaboration with Grace Coddington. The former model and creative director at-large of Vogue has designed a bespoke cover featuring her hand-drawn illustrations – which she dubs a playful take on the legendary ‘Front Row’. Inside, meanwhile, she’s listed her personal recommendations for what to do, see and eat in each of the four fashion capitals. ‘Smythson diaries have recorded my schedule for over 30 years,’ said Coddington. ‘They’ve organised me and kept me on time (well, they’ve tried). Over the years, I have used many of the coloured diaries, which are there for me whenever I need to recall an important event or birthday – far more reliable than looking online.’ The first drop sold out shortly after launch, but we hear a second batch is on the way. Make sure to register your interest to be the first to know when it’s back in stock.
Emma Bridgewater x Elizabeth Scarlett
Mugs, £35 each
If you like to take your tea with a dash of whimsy, then these are the mugs for you. Famed ceramicist Emma Bridgewater has teamed up with lifestyle label Elizabeth Scarlett, transforming some of its signature illustrations – think swirling suns, blooming hearts, walking elephants and bumbling honey bees – into mugs worth a front row spot in your cabinet. ‘I think it beautifully represents what is so special about art and ceramics – pieces that celebrate craftsmanship, and the beauty of everyday moments,’ Elizabeth Scarlett founder, Elizabeth Petrides, told C&TH. ‘And as an artist, there’s something about seeing some of my earliest designs reimagined through Emma’s iconic sponge technique that made me see them through a whole new lens. It really inspired me.’
Fairfax & Favor
Mini Clutch Bag In Evergreen, £295
Following two sell-out drops, Lydia Millen and Fairfax & Favor return with the hotly anticipated third instalment of the Town & Country handbag collection. And there’s plenty of newness to be excited about: the AW26 edit debuts three new Mini Clutches, as well as a fresh Evergreen colourway perfect for the new season. The last two collections sold out in under an hour, so be quick – the new collection drops at 12pm today (23 September).
Wedgwood x JW Anderson
Wedgwood Greek Cups, from £300
Wedgwood has teamed up once again with British fashion label JW Anderson on a fresh line of homeware essentials. Inspired by the fifth-century Greek mugs from designer Jonathan Anderson’s personal ceramics collection, Volume II of the pair’s ongoing collaboration comprises new mugs handcrafted by an artisan in Barlaston, separated into three colour collections: Mercury Blue/Jasper Blue, Dark Brown/Terracotta, Marsh Green/Sage Green and Meadow Green/Shadow Grey (a Harrods exclusive).
Cece Jewellery
Love & Beauty Posy Charm, £19,500
Floriography takes centre stage in the latest collection from British fine jeweller Cece Jewellery. Launching today (21 September), The Love Language of Flowers reimagines floral messaging through the label’s signature champlevé enamel, hand engraving, diamonds and 18ct gold. The collection spans medallions, pendants, rings and necklaces, with each piece presenting a bouquet with its own unique meaning. Take this charm, for example, which features roses (love), peonies (beauty), rosemary (faithfulness) and myrtle (harmony) – spelling out a message that love grows only more beautiful when tended over time.
Tiffany & Co.
Blue Book 2026 Hidden Garden, £POA
Tiffany has just unveiled the fall chapter of Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden, the final act of this year’s high jewellery collection from chief artistic officer Nathalie Verdeille. The Bee story reworks Jean Schlumberger’s archival Bee rings, its geometric patterns picked out in faultlessly colour-matched Fancy Yellow diamonds. It sits within a wider collection built around abundance, with honeycombs, vines and ripened fruit all reimagined in gemstones. The collection launched with a gala at the Fondaco dei Tedeschi in Venice, with Anya Taylor-Joy among the guests.
Smythson
Soho Weekly Diary In Panama in Leopard, £225
Smythson’s new-season diaries include its first ever leopard print styles, alongside seasonal shades of Dark Olive, Raspberry and Bronze. The range runs across the brand’s signature Portobello, Soho, Chelsea, Premier, Memoranda, Panama and Wafer sizes, so there’s a format for everyone from desk planners to pocket diaries. Each is made in England, in keeping with Smythson’s long-standing production in the UK.
Brora
Organic Cotton Embroidered Shirt, £139
Counting down the days until Georgia Oakley’s Sense and Sensibility hits cinemas? Us too. But while you wait, why not channel your inner Austen heroine with Brora’s latest edit, curated by the film’s costume designer Grace Snell. A celebration of heritage style, the edit draws on some of Brora’s timeless hero pieces – including this cotton shirt, which we can easily picture Elinor or Marianne wearing in the fields outside Barton Cottage. Make sure to swing by Brora’s bricks-and-mortar store too, where a special Sense and Sensibility display takes over the shop windows.
Graff
Graff High Jewellery White Pear Shape and Round Diamond Bracelet (7 cts), £POA
Wedding bells in your future? If the engagement ring in question is Graff, then the answer has to be ‘yes’. The British jeweller has just unveiled its latest bridal campaign, starring Stella Hanan and Parker Van Noord, celebrating the house’s stunning selection of engagement rings, wedding bands and bridal jewellery (including pieces from Graff’s Butterfly, Tilda’s Bow, Laurence Graff Signature and Classic Graff collections).
Vinterior
Small Mahogany Settee, Reimagined In With Nothing Underneath Striped Tencel™ Lyocell, £2,450
Vinterior is celebrating Second Hand September with ‘Sit Differently’, a brand new collaboration with five different names – House of Hackney, With Nothing Underneath, Oliver Spencer and artists Sam Wood and Harlie Briggs – encouraging its shoppers to see vintage furniture as a canvas for creativity. This settee, for example, has been reimagined using striped TENCEL Lyocell fabric from With Nothing Underneath – showing that British heritage features are truly timeless in style (and open to a pop of character).
Plum & Ashby
Tommy’s Wave of Light Candle, £35
Luxury fragrance label Plum & Ashby marks its seventh year supporting pregnancy and baby charity Tommy’s with a brand new candle. Coinciding with the charity’s Wave of Light campaign, the candle comes in a bespoke box decorated by artist Kerri Cunningham of Murphy’s Sketches; the design, featuring beautifully hand-illustrated tealights and candles, symbolises the love and light that continues to shine for babies who are no longer with us. Each candle also comes with a Remembering Card, used to write down precious names, dates or words of love.
Liberty
Liberty x British Museum Bayeux Tapestry Velvet Fringed Cushion, £165
ICYMI: the Bayeux Tapestry is in town. The legendary tapestry has made its way to London for a landmark exhibition at the British Museum – and Liberty is celebration with a brand new collection created in collaboration with the cultural institution. The department store has reimagined textiles, homeware and fashion pieces through the lens of the Bayeux Tapestry, drawing on key illustrations and colours from the real thing. A lovely way to commemorate what is sure to be a historic exhibition.
Smeg
Airfryer In Emerald Green, £199.95
Just when you thought your kitchen setup couldn’t get anymore stylish, Smeg strikes again. With most households in the UK now home to (and searching for) an airfryer, Smeg has thrown its hat into the ring and released its very own standalone model. As beautiful as it is practical, Smeg’s line of air fryers features two cooking modes: Crispy, for golden, evenly browned results, and Juicy+Crispy, which combines hot-air circulation with an internal steaming system to keep food tender and juicy inside while crisping the outside. Available in white, black, green and blue – perfect for coordinating with Smeg’s Collezione range – the air fryers also boast a small window on the top (so you can see how well your food is cooking) and a dishwasher-safe cooking basket (no need for liners or a multi-step cleaning routine).
Boodles
Posie Pink & White Diamond Platinum Ring, £9,000
British heritage jeweller Boodles’ new Posie pieces are as whimsical and romantic as the folklore they spring from. The delicate floral collection is inspired by the medieval Welsh tale of Culhwch and Olwen, in which Olwen is said to leave a trail of white trefoil clover flowers in her wake. These flowers are reimagined through the Posie motif featuring four white diamond petals surrounding a centre of rare Argyle pink diamonds.
Dior
Dior Médaillon Loafer in Black Smooth Calfskin, £850
Designed by Jonathan Anderson, this hero AW26 loafer reimagines the Italian classic with the iconic 1947 Medallion emblem. A keep-forever classic, they might have made their debut on this season’s runways, but they’ll be a staple in your wardrobe for many years to come.
Maison Telmont
Réserve Rosé Base 2020 Brut Nature Champagne, £49.75
Thought rosé season was over? Think again. This new refined Brut Nature Rosé is crafted from 88% Chardonnay and 12% Meunier, with zero dosage and four years’ ageing. Vibrant citrus, blood orange and red berry notes lead to a saline finish. Housed in a recycled green bottle, it reflects Telmont’s commitment to organic viticulture and sustainable luxury.
Loveness Lee
Ita Ruby Ring in Recycled Silver, £185
Part of the AW26 Mushroom Collection, this sculptural ring features a deep oval ruby set horizontally across textured curves. Handcrafted in London from recycled sterling silver (also available with 18ct gold plating) and laid with lab-grown gemstones, British brand Loveness Lee champions sustainability while producing pieces you’ll love and wear for a lifetime. This Ita ring will stack beautifully with the other ruby pieces in the collection, too.
Chantelle
Champs Élysées Full Coverage Bra Dazzling Black, £79
French luxury lingerie brand Chantelle celebrates its 150th anniversary with two exclusive designs that pay homage to its remarkable heritage. From pioneering the earliest corsets to the development of the ‘doesn’t ride up’ girdle, the family-owned brand is renowned for its craftsmanship and innovation. It continues its mission to adorn, support and fit all women through a diverse range of bras, briefs and underwear.
Amy Powney x Finisterre
Fisherman Rib Cardigan, £155
Following its debut collection last year, outdoor lifestyle label Finisterre reunites with London-based designer Amy Powney for a second 14-piece womenswear capsule. Inspired by Cornwall’s rugged coastline, the new collection blends life between city and sea with everyday pieces designed to be worn for a lifetime. Hero pieces from the first collection return in a refreshed colour palette of aubergine, coffee and charcoal (as well as pops of sunny yellow), alongside brand new designs like the Fisherman Rib Crew Cardigan. Lower-impact materials also sit in the spotlight, with pieces crafted from Tencel, NetPlus, certified organic cotton, recycled fills and 100 percent Merino wool.
Dr. Barbara Sturm
Super Anti-Aging Face Mask Rich, £170
Super Anti-Aging Serum, £290
Looking to upgrade your pro-ageing routine? Dr. Barbara Sturm introduces two new 360° power tools designed to support skin longevity and restore the hallmarks of youthful skin. The brand’s cult serum gets an upgrade, supercharged with next-gen bioactives, intelligent antioxidants and NAD+ supporting ingredients, while the new mask is an intensive cream-to-oil treatment powered by lipid-rich actives, potent antioxidants and multi-weight hydrators. The formula is clinically proven to restore elasticity by 84 percent in five uses, quite a feat given elasticity is one of skin’s trickiest youth markers.
Asprey
1781 Bucket Mini Handbag, £4,000
While not exactly designed for wear on the high seas, Asprey’s jaunty new Nautical Voyage handbag collection captures the spirit of refined travel and nautical elegance. Maritime codes are applied to iconic shapes such as the 1781 pochette, the 1781 mini bucket and the 167 mini in a palette of purple blue, horizon red, deep blue and sailor white. Jewellery-inspired detachable hardware chain straps allow each bag to be worn either with the cross-body leather shoulder strap or styled with the chain strap for evening. The ideal gift for the timeless traveller.
Bugaboo x Stella McCartney
Bugaboo Fox 5 Renew Stroller, £1,850
First-time mum Poppy Delevingne fronts the campaign for the ultimate in stylish strollers and accessories. The special capsule integrates Stella McCartney’s design language into Bugaboo’s engineering expertise and includes the go-anywhere Bugaboo Fox 5 Renew consciously crafted stroller as well as a footmuff, tote bag and matching set of adult and toddler mittens. Fabrics are crafted from recycled polyester made from plastic bottles and coloured using water-free dye technology.
Available from 15 September
Holland Cooper
Richmond Belted Jacket Mocha Houndstooth, £599
One of our favourite British brands is back with a brand new seven-piece capsule, created in collaboration with influencer Kate Hutchins. Holland Cooper brings together a collection of effortless wardrobe staples – think belted jackets, tailored shorts and trousers, blouses, knits as well as a signature belt and the freshly launched Hampton Boot – just in time for autumn’s arrival. Inspired by Kate’s authentic country-to-city lifestyle, the capsule looks just as good on the streets of London as it does in the great British countryside. The collection officially launches today at Burghley Horse Trials, as well as on Holland Cooper’s website.
Rachel Boston
Relic Collection, from £3,250
East-London based jeweller Rachel Boston has just unveiled a brand new collection of men’s rings, inspired by the sculpted forms of ancient Roman jewellery. Handcrafted in the UK using recycled or single mine origin 18ct gold or platinum, the collection comprises 10 ring styles built around timeless design and responsible sourcing.
Jo Malone London x WildWash
Orange & Cedarwood Dog Shampoo, £18
Jo Malone London has just released a brand new grooming essential – and it’s not for humans. Teaming up with petcare label WildWash, the British fragrance house debuts its first dog shampoo. Boasting a heady blend of orange and cedarwood, the shampoo utilises essential oils to freshen up your pooch’s coat and leave it with a beautiful shine. It also comes approved by French bulldog Blue, and his rather famous dad Tom Hardy. Catch a glimpse of the pair putting the shampoo to the test here.
Sanderson x Ca’Pietra
Plain Sage Porcelain Tiles, £79.25/m²
Two celebrated British interiors brands, artisan tile store Ca’Pietra and Sanderson – known for its beautiful wallpaper, fabrics and paints – have joined forces for a special collection. This sees Sanderson’s quintessentially English designs reimagined by Ca’Pietra in tile form: the Classic Collection includes porcelain tiles suitable for walls and floors, while The Studio Collection comprises a series of decorative wall tiles crafted on a ceramic base.
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