Macgraw New Arrivals: Ivory Suiting, a Cape Gown and Seven More

Nine new Macgraw pieces have landed at Macgraw at Coveti, led by the Circa Birdy Blazer in Ivory with feather cuffs, the matching Circa 72 Trouser in Ivory and the Spiritual Dress, a silk chiffon cape gown. Each one is cut and made in Sydney, and you can shop them alongside the rest of our designer clothing.

Key facts

• New Macgraw pieces at Coveti: 9 (2 suiting pieces, 4 dresses, a blazer, a short and a robe)
• Price range at Coveti: $845 to $1,645
• Made in: Sydney, Australia, by the label’s own cutters and makers
• Sizes: AU 6 to 14, which match UK 6 to 14 exactly
• Founded: 2012 in Sydney by sisters Beth and Tessa MacGraw

The new pieces

1. Macgraw Circa Birdy Blazer in Ivory, $1,645

A double breasted ivory blazer in silk and wool twill with diamante buttons and a soft feather trim at each cuff. The bridal suit of the season.

2. Macgraw Circa 72 Trouser in Ivory, $1,045

The Circa 72 flare in ivory silk and wool twill, high on the waist with pin tucks down the leg. Wear it with the Birdy blazer as a suit.

3. Macgraw Spiritual Dress in Floral Print, $1,645

A floor length gown in floral printed silk chiffon with a deep V neck and a cape that falls from the shoulders.

4. Macgraw St Stephen’s Robe in Black Floral, $1,645

A black silk faille robe printed with tiny white florals and lined in red, with a tie belt and slit cuffs.

5. Macgraw Heritage Dress in Black and White Floral, $1,145

A black floral silk faille mini with sheer black lace sleeves and organza frills at the cuffs.

6. Macgraw Wing Blazer in Pink, $1,145

Pale pink silk and cotton tailoring with flared bell sleeves and pearl buttons.

7. Macgraw Soiree Dress in Blue and Gold Floral Sequin, $1,545

Long sleeved nylon tulle covered in blue and gold floral sequins, cut to the floor.

8. Macgraw Sentient Cotton Dress, $845

A printed cotton maxi with white balloon sleeves, a red bib and double bow ties at the neck.

9. Macgraw Poppy Short in Red, $845

A high waisted short in red silk and wool, with an invisible zip at the front.

What ties the drop together

Macgraw dresses for occasions, and this drop is no different. The ivory suiting is made for a city wedding, the cape gown and the sequin gown for black tie, the robe and the cotton maxi for long lunches. Tessa MacGraw draws the prints in the studio, so the small floral that runs across the robe, the Heritage dress and the Spiritual gown is the label’s own. For more on that, read how to wear Macgraw prints.

The suiting is the headline. Wear the Birdy blazer and Circa 72 trouser together for a bridal suit, then split them: the blazer over a slip dress, the trouser with a silk shirt. Our white suits for women edit has more ivory tailoring to compare.

Frequently asked questions

What is new from Macgraw at Coveti?

Nine pieces: the Circa Birdy Blazer, the Circa 72 Trouser in ivory, the Spiritual, Heritage, Soiree and Sentient dresses, the St Stephen’s Robe, the Wing Blazer in pink and the Poppy Short.

Where is Macgraw made?

In Sydney, Australia. The label cuts and makes its collections locally.

Does Macgraw sizing run true to size?

Yes. Macgraw uses Australian sizing, which matches UK sizing exactly, so take your usual UK size. See our Macgraw size guide.

Is there a Macgraw suit?

Yes. The Circa Birdy Blazer and the Circa 72 Trouser in ivory are cut from the same silk and wool twill and sold as separates.

Who designs Macgraw?

Sisters Beth and Tessa MacGraw, who founded the label in Sydney in 2012. Tessa draws the prints by hand.

More Macgraw guides

Every Macgraw page by Coveti fashion editor Gemma Deeks: Who is Macgraw?, Macgraw new arrivals, Macgraw size guide, how to wear Macgraw prints, the Macgraw sequin dress edit and Australian designers like Macgraw. Shop the full edit at Macgraw at Coveti.

Sources and method

Brand facts come from macgraw.com (the About page and the product pages, read on 27 October 2026). Prices are the Coveti prices on 27 October 2026, and every piece listed was in stock at Coveti that day. Search demand figures are monthly averages from Google Ads keyword data. Written by Gemma Deeks, Fashion Editor at Coveti.