Roksanda Autumn Winter 2026: 15 New Pieces to Know

Roksanda Autumn Winter 2026 is a season of deep burgundy, wine and Calliope oxblood set against vivid Heliotrope fuchsia, ultra pink, aqua and navy, cut in silk satin, sheer cloque and satin-faced wool tailoring. Coveti added 15 new pieces on 18 October 2026, from the caped Nella gown to the Ivara Jacket with its circular cut out back.

This is the full edit of the collection as it sits at Coveti: the colours, the fabrics, the shapes that carry the season, and the pieces worth building a winter wardrobe around. Everything below links to pieces you can shop now on the Roksanda brand page.

What defines Roksanda Autumn Winter 2026?

The season is defined by saturated colour worn in large, clean blocks, and by draping that behaves like architecture.

Roksanda Ilincic trained in architecture and design in Belgrade before her MA in Womenswear at Central Saint Martins, and that training shows in every seam. Volume is placed with intent. A sleeve becomes a cape, a hem drops on the diagonal, a bodice twists at the waist and lands in an asymmetric peplum. Nothing is fussy, yet very little is plain.

The house signatures are all here. Colour blocking appears in panels set into tailoring, in a contrast lining that flashes when a cape moves, and in tops worn with trousers of a different shade entirely. Bias-cut silk satin returns for evening. Cloque, the blistered textured weave the label has used for years, gives skirts their lift. If you want the longer story of the designer and her London label, read our profile of who Roksanda Ilincic is.

What colours are in Roksanda Autumn Winter 2026?

The palette runs from dark reds through bright pinks to cool blues, with navy, black and brown melange as the grounding neutrals.

Burgundy is the anchor. It appears as deep burgundy satin, as wine cloque and as Calliope, the house name for a dark oxblood. Against it sit two loud pinks: Heliotrope, a vivid fuchsia, and an ultra pink that is close to electric. Rosado is the softer pink, warm and powdery. The cool side brings light aqua, aquamarine, sapphire and navy, and meadow green carries over as a jewel tone.

The brushstroke prints deserve a note. Brush Burgundy and Brush Verdant look painted on by hand, and they soften the graphic edge of the solid colours. A printed skirt with a solid top in a matching shade is the easiest way into them. For more ways to wear the season’s darkest shade, our guide to burgundy dresses goes further.

Which fabrics does the collection use?

Silk satin and cloque lead for evening, while satin-faced wool and melange wool carry the tailoring.

The silk pieces, the Kami, Ida and Nella dresses among them, are 100% silk shells. Across the collection the house lining is 73% acetate and 27% silk, so even the polyester crepe and cloque styles have a silk-blend lining against the skin. Double satin, a heavier satin in triacetate and polyester, gives the Zoa Dress its weight and sheen. The sheer cloque on the Syla, Rune and Cirel pieces is a 66% polyester and 34% polyamide blend with a crisp, slightly translucent surface.

Tailoring comes in two finishes. Navy satin tailoring is wool with a satin face, which gives trousers and jackets a quiet shine under evening light. Brown melange is a flecked wool, matt and soft, that reads as daywear. Care across the collection is specialist dry clean.

What are the key silhouettes this season?

Four shapes carry the season: the bias column, the full cloque skirt, the one-shoulder drape and the wide tailored trouser.

The bias column

The Kami Dress in Light Aqua is the purest version. A bias-cut silk satin column falls to the floor, and wide draped sleeves gather at the cuff so they swing as you walk. The Sami Dress in Deep Burgundy is its darker cousin, a relaxed satin column with a slim keyhole at the neck and wide fluid sleeves.

The full cloque skirt

Cloque holds volume without petticoats. The Rova Dress in Wine pairs a cap sleeve and notched neckline with a dramatically full skirt, and the same shape comes in Heliotrope. The Rune Dress in Burgundy uses architectural pleating to build a full sculptural skirt under a boat neckline.

The one-shoulder drape

The Elva Dress in Pink has a draped one-shoulder neckline and an asymmetric wrapped waist, and the hem falls away on the diagonal. The Nella Dress in Ultra Pink takes the idea to evening: the silk satin gown sweeps around the body, cinches at the waist, and a single cape falls from one shoulder over an orange lining. That flash of orange under pink is colour blocking at its most Roksanda. Our edit of one-shoulder dresses looks at the shape across other labels.

The wide tailored trouser

The Ines Trouser in Navy drops low at the waist and runs voluminous and wide to a folded, cuffed hem. The Ragosta Trouser in Navy is the cleaner option, high at the waist and straight to full length in satin-faced wool.

What are the 15 new Roksanda pieces at Coveti?

The 15 pieces added on 18 October 2026 cover eight dresses, three tops, three trousers and one jacket.

Three of these stand out. The Syla Dress in Burgundy is the strictest gown of the season, a structured floor-length column with short sleeves and a single draped detail at the hip. The Ida Dress in Rosado is the softest, with drapes through the sleeves and an asymmetric handkerchief hem that falls into sculptural folds. The Ivara Jacket in Brown Melange looks like a straightforward peak-lapel blazer from the front, then turns to show a statement circular cut out across the back.

The tops are the quiet workhorses. The Cirel Top in Burgundy has a bateau neckline and a body twisted at the waist that ends in an asymmetric peplum. The Nyra Top in Calliope is a fluid crepe pussy-bow blouse with buttoned cuffs. The Zoa Dress in Black rounds out the drop: double satin drapes across the body, knots at the waist and cascades into an asymmetric skirt.

Which earlier Roksanda pieces work with the new season?

The meadow green, brushstroke and brown melange pieces already at Coveti sit naturally with the new drop.

The Hiba Dress in Meadow Green pairs a cap sleeve on one side with a draped cape sleeve on the other, cut in silk satin. The Nila Dress in Meadow Green is a taffeta gown with a voluminous side bow and a dipped hem. In tailoring, the Caia Dress in Brown Melange has an iris blue back panel with a keyhole cut out, and it shares its cloth with the new Ivara Jacket. The Isabel Jacket in Burgundy, with its satin scarf lapel, is the obvious partner for the Cirel Top.

For print, the Amari Skirt in Brush Burgundy is a single bias-cut panel of printed satin. Wear it with the Nyra blouse and the dark reds connect.

How do you wear Roksanda Autumn Winter 2026?

Let one strong colour lead, add a second in a block, and keep accessories spare so the cut does the work.

For black tie and galas

The Kami, Syla and Nella dresses are floor length and need little help. A clean sandal, a small clutch and bare arms let the sleeves and capes move. With the Nella, pick up the orange of the lining in an earring. Our guide on what to wear to a gala dinner covers the dress codes in detail.

For weddings

The Rova Dress in Wine, the Elva Dress in Pink and the Ida Dress in Rosado all sit well as guest dresses, and none of them reads as bridal. Winter ceremonies suit the wine cloque best; add a long coat and opaque tights for an outdoor photograph. See burgundy wedding guest dresses for more in the same shade.

For work

Build a suit out of the navy satin tailoring: the Nomi Top in Navy with the Ragosta Trouser reads sharp in a meeting and shines slightly at dinner. In brown melange, the Ivara Jacket over the matching Ines Trouser is the season’s best day suit. Swap in the Nyra blouse to bring the Calliope red into the office.

Colour blocking without overthinking it

Pair shades that share a depth. Burgundy works with navy, Heliotrope works with meadow green, and aqua works with brown melange. Keep shoes in the darker of the two colours, and the look stays deliberate.

How does Roksanda sizing work for this collection?

Roksanda fits true to size, the model wears a UK 8, and Coveti lists UK 4 to 18.

The bias-cut silk pieces skim the body, so they are the styles where your hip measurement matters most. Full cloque skirts are forgiving below the waist, so size to the bust and waist. Tailoring is cut close through the shoulder. Our Roksanda size guide has the full body chart in centimetres and the UK, US, EU and IT conversions, and our buyer’s guide to Roksanda dresses sorts every dress by length and occasion.

Browse every new arrival in evening gowns and wide leg pants, then come back to the brand page as the season fills in.

Frequently asked questions

What colours are in Roksanda Autumn Winter 2026?

The palette centres on deep burgundy, wine and Calliope, a dark oxblood, set against Heliotrope fuchsia, ultra pink and Rosado. Light aqua, aquamarine, navy and meadow green add cool tones, and black and brown melange ground the tailoring.

How many new Roksanda pieces did Coveti add for Autumn Winter 2026?

Coveti added 15 new Roksanda pieces on 18 October 2026: eight dresses, three tops, three trousers and one jacket, including the Nella, Kami, Syla and Ida dresses and the Ivara Jacket.

What fabrics does Roksanda use this season?

The collection uses silk satin, double satin, sheer cloque, cloque, crepe, satin-faced wool tailoring and melange wool tailoring. The house lining is 73% acetate and 27% silk, and care is specialist dry clean.

Which Roksanda Autumn Winter 2026 dress is best for black tie?

The Kami Dress in light aqua silk satin, the Syla Dress in burgundy sheer cloque and the Nella Dress in ultra pink silk satin are all floor length and cut for black tie and formal evening.

Does Roksanda fit true to size?

Yes. Roksanda says its pieces fit true to size and the model wears a UK 8. Coveti lists UK 4 to 18, and bias-cut silk styles are the ones where the hip measurement matters most.