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AEXAE FW26-27 Collection: The Quiet Power of Materiality
For Fall/Winter 2026-2027, London-based AEXAE brings its signature relaxed tailoring into a richer, more tactile winter wardrobe. Founded in 2015 by Australian-born Brazilian-Spanish designer Amelia Perez, the label moves beyond its early association with linen and fluid resort dressing, embracing substantial leather, suede, wool, and enveloping outerwear while preserving the effortless ease that has defined its aesthetic.
The collection continues AEXAE’s distinctive dialogue between menswear-inspired construction and feminine fluidity. Broad-sleeved jackets, pronounced collars, and elongated trousers create confident silhouettes without becoming overly formal, allowing tailoring to retain a sense of softness and movement. Rather than pursuing minimalism through limitation, Perez focuses on fewer, more considered pieces designed to stand on their own.
Colour gives the season its depth, with rich espresso, olive, chocolate, and warm brown replacing the predictability of winter black. Generously wrapped coats, oversized outerwear, and polished leather bombers add substance, while cropped jackets provide a sharper counterpoint to long, fluid trousers. The result is a collection that feels grounded yet distinctly modern.
Natural fibres, including cotton, wool, silk, cashmere, and linen remain central, joined by suede and leather as essential components rather than seasonal embellishments. Occasional lighter notes, from a cream coat and pale column skirt to a feathered mini and fitted black peplum jacket, introduce moments of contrast and playfulness.
Ultimately, AEXAE Fall/Winter 2026-2027 demonstrates the enduring appeal of simplicity when it is elevated through exceptional material, proportion, and space. Quietly luxurious and confidently restrained, the collection proves that minimalism can possess warmth, sensuality, and character without ever becoming ordinary.








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