Here it is ladies! The Autumn 2025 Style File.

Every season we pull together what's new in the shops and categorise it by Colour Palette and Style Personality to save you time and energy. We've classified over 4,000 pieces into our four colour palette families, across the eight style personalities.

We've chosen brands that cover a number of price points and size ranges. At the time of selecting the items, there was a stock was available across sizes. As we have no control over the retailers, we can’t guarantee this will be the case when you’re viewing the collections.

No more trawling the shops looking for items that match your Style Profile. We do the hard work for you.

Remember:

• the Cool Clear (CC) palette family includes Cool Clear, Cool (Clear) Deep and Cool (Clear) Bright
• the Cool Muted palette family includes Cool Muted, Cool (Muted) Light and Cool (Muted) Soft (which has some quite warm colours)
• the Warm Clear palette family includes Warm Clear, Warm (Clear) Light and Warm (Clear) Bright and
• the Warm Muted palette family includes Warm Muted, Warm (Muted) Soft and Warm (Muted) Deep.

We do this because one of the biggest challenges when it comes to shopping is finding your colours in ‘the wild’. 

Remember though, there are slight differences between palettes within a colour palette family (e.g. black is at home in a Warm Muted Dark palette, but not in a Warm Muted or Warm Muted Soft palette) and Cool (Muted) Soft has quite a few warm colours that overlap with Warm Muted, but Cool Light and Cool Muted do not share these. So, it’s VERY important to still check your selections against your swatch.

If you see some items in there in colours that are not in or happy with your swatch, leave them in the store. Please stick to your palette and swatch characteristics, for a hardworking wardrobe, with no ‘orphan pieces’.

We don’t break these down by body shape because as you know, for many items, it’s about how you wear it (and how to cheat). We feel that if we were to exclude some items because ‘technically’ they don’t work for your shape, you’d lose too many options, and we’d hate that.

For example, as a Triangle, in theory, you should avoid wide-leg pants or jeans. However, we know that if you are going to rock a pair of wide legs you’re looking to create an hourglass shape. So, you’ll need to wear a top that increases width across the bust or shoulder line to balance the top and bottom (e.g. a striped top or angled sleeves or dare I say shoulder pads – woohoo!) AND keep your waist shaping, using tucks or built-in shape in the top. Unfortunately, halter necks are a no-go – no cheating your way out of that.

Instead, in the Hub, you’ll find the ‘Tricky Pieces’ download, which includes examples of what to avoid for your body shape so that you can quickly identify them within a collection and know it’s not for you. You’ll soon see, there actually won’t be many items that you’ll need to avoid. We find it’s easier to remember the few that you need to avoid, rather than all the pieces that are great for you.

Here's how to get started:

Step 1: Find your  your Colour Palette and Style Personality below , e.g. WC Classic Autumn 2025.

Step 2: Take a virtual wander through the items by clicking the arrow on the right hand side.

Step 3: If you feel like a piece ticks your Style Profile boxes, click the item, and it will take you directly to the retailer site, so you can ‘add to cart’.

Happy Autumn shopping Super Stylers.