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SøEdited Team SøEditor-in-Chief: Chris Saint Sims SøFashion Director: Savannah Barthorpe For Autumn/Winter 2026–27, Helen Anthony turns its focus to the city it calls home: London. Long defined by its cultural layering and architectural contrasts, the capital becomes both reference point and visual language for a collection that reflects on the meeting of past and present. At its core lies the house’s commitment to British tailoring. Structured coats, jackets and suiting echo the discipline traditionally associated with Savile Row, yet the silhouettes are subtly reinterpreted for a contemporary wardrobe. Precision remains central, but the collection moves beyond strict classicism through surface detail and ornament. Throughout the garments, London’s architecture appears in unexpected ways. Landmarks and urban geometries are translated into intricate hand-embroidered motifs, transforming recognisable façades and structural patterns into textile compositions. These embellishments introduce a narrative dimension to the tailoring, allowing each piece to function not only as clothing but also as a quiet reflection on the city’s layered visual identity. The collection also continues the brand’s longstanding dialogue between Eastern and Western craft traditions. Traditional embroidery techniques associated with Eastern textile practice are applied to sharply cut British forms, creating a balance between delicacy and structure. Ornament softens the rigour of tailoring, while the architectural lines of the garments ensure the pieces remain grounded in modern wearability. Material choice reinforces the emphasis on craft. This season sees the label collaborate with Scabal, whose fine cloth underpins the collection’s focus on quality and longevity. By sourcing fabrics within the UK, the brand also highlights its ongoing commitment to heritage manufacturing and responsible production. Taken together, the collection reads as a considered tribute to London itself — a city where history and modernity coexist in constant conversation. Through careful tailoring, detailed embroidery and exceptional fabric, Helen Anthony offers a wardrobe that reflects that same balance: rooted in tradition, yet unmistakably contemporary.
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