WOMEN'S PRE-FALL '25

With cooler days on the horizon, END. introduces a curated womenswear editorial that blends contemporary edge with elevated outerwear and tactile knitwear. From directional luxury labels to outerwear icons who set the standard, this Pre-Fall lookbook reshapes the seasonal wardrobe with intent and individuality.

Shot against the untamed beauty of the Scottish Borders, where rolling hills meet glassy lochs, the edit captures the autumn shift. It’s a landscape that mirrors the collection’s tonal palette and tactile depth: earthy hues, rich textures, and the defining element of Fall — layering.

Expect sculptural silhouettes, eclectic playfulness and jackets built to move through changing weather with ease. The turn of the season calls for a wardrobe that moves with it — layered, expressive, and built for the unexpected. The Pre-Fall womenswear edit leans into contrasts: playful yet practical, nostalgic yet forward-facing.

Through the END. lens, cocooned silhouettes meet sculptural shapes and technical outdoor-rooted accessories. Think oversized women’s puffer jackets with exaggerated volume, tactile knits that wrap and drape, and midi skirts that balance softness with structure.

Defined by warmth, versatility and personality, these transitional pieces invite styling freedom, whether you’re layering up for the city or escaping to the countryside.

Fall dressing usually follows a familiar rhythm, but this season, we invite you to rewrite the rules. The Pre-Fall women’s edit leans into the unexpected, where ultra-feminine silhouettes collide with performance-led design.

Rooted in Hyper Femme, ruffled hems and sculptural skirts are grounded by Salomon XT-Whisper Void trail sneakers. Over-the-knee socks add a playful edge, while Carhartt WIP outerwear brings utility to softness — layered over body-sculpting women’s knitwear.

This is femininity but offset by outdoor pieces. Damson Madder’s striped midi skirt centres the look with nostalgic charm, contrasted by technical accessories from Patagonia and Oakley.

Turning up the dial on juxtaposition, women’s autumn styling is all about contrast. Think softness layered over structure, romance balanced with ruggedness. Utilitarian grit meets whimsical grace, ICECREAM camo cargos and a quilted Barbour liner gilet collide with Cecilie Bahnsen’s signature volume and floaty, tie sleeve blouse.

Unexpected? Absolutely. These are pairings that challenge convention and redefine femininity through a sharper, more functional lens.

For new season women’s autumn outfits, the focus is on the art of contrast. Contemporary labels and utility-led icons find common ground, drawing from the functional outdoors to shape looks that feel just as at home in the city. Head-to-toe outerwear styling takes centre stage: lightweight nylon jackets, tonal layering, and performance-driven silhouettes that blur the lines between fashion and function.

Hero pieces like the Carhartt WIP Brandon Pants and Arc'teryx Beta AR jacket anchor look, paired with trail-ready accessories from Salomon and elevated tonal styling from Moncler, engineered for the elements, styled for the everyday.

This season, END. throws out the rulebook. The new womenswear edit invites fearless styling, where silhouettes clash, textures collide, and proportions play freely. It’s about building a look that’s entirely your own, with layering as the language.

Women’s outerwear leads the charge. Technical jackets and cocooning coats lay the groundwork, ready to be stacked with knitwear and outdoor-ready layers. NOTHING WRITTEN’s double crewneck cardigans peek out, while Nike ACG’s midi skirt layered over trousers channels a transitional mindset, practical, warm, and ready to adapt. Ground it all with HOKA’s performance footwear.

Volume meets volume: bubble hems and puffer jackets amplify the silhouette, while women’s long sleeve tops and roll necks lock in warmth beneath. TOGA ARCHIVES brings sculptural edge, offset by Cecilie Bahnsen’s romantic drama and Fall’s outerwear icon — The North Face 1996 Retro Nuptse.

GANNI steps in as a seasonal standout, pairing floaty maxi dresses over turtlenecks and utility-inspired canvas jackets. It’s feminine, functional, and unapologetically freeform.

As the season shifts, so does the silhouette. Autumn dressing spotlights the midi skirt as a key transitional piece, where fresh proportions and outdoor-ready fabrics rework a timeless classic through a modern, feminine lens.

From cargo midis to A-line cuts and drop-waist designs, these midi skirts explore volume, texture and technical detailing, built for movement, layered with intent, and styled to bridge city and out in nature with ease.

Whether paired with utilitarian outerwear or paired with sculptural knitwear, these skirts anchor the season’s technical-meets-feminine aesthetic.