The Most In-Demand Luxury Buys of Spring 2026

Understated yet striking, AMI PARIS' top brings quiet sophistication to everyday dressing. Cut from jersey for a sleek, body-skimming fit, the built-in scarf adds subtle drama, draping effortlessly from the neckline.

KHAITE's effortless approach is consistent with every design, including the label's denim. These 'Danielle Stretch' jeans have a high-rise waistband that makes the slim legs look even sleeker. Each pair is faded and whiskered by hand to look perfectly worn. Large to size. See Size & Fit notes.

No-one does a forever bag quite like Celine. This is the kind of forever bag that makes everything else in your wardrobe feel sharper. Soft, glossy leather and that iconic silhouette mean it’ll only get better (and cooler) with age. The colour feels now, but there's no doubt it's timeless.

A clean, unfussy leather jacket is always money well spent. This one’s pared-back enough to wear daily, but polished enough to throw over tailoring. This season is all about the peplum comeback, and this is a masterclass in how to do it right.

The styling possibilities for this western-style Hayley Menzies silk scarf endless - knot it at the neck, wear as a bandana, loop it through your belt or tie around the waist of jeans.

Slinky but not try-hard in the most perfect buttery yellow tone. It skims in all the right places and the colour feels directional now, timeless later.

A trench is non-negotiable for spring; this one just feels fresher in versatile khaki. Lightweight, practical and sharp enough to justify pulling it out year after year. Keep your look tonal with other earth tone greens for the full effect.

Buttery leather, high neck, relaxed cut - the sort of piece that makes your jeans look expensive. A bomber you’ll still be reaching for in five springs’ time - just you watch.

Yes, it’s a statement - but it’s Loewe, so it’s done with restraint. Texture + heritage craft = a collectible that won’t feel novelty next season.

Romantic but grounded in black. It’s the kind of piece that transforms simple trousers into an outfit. Florals for spring that are ground breaking, that can easily be worn all the way through Christmas.

Mark our words, you're looking at this year's it bag. Structured, heritage-coded and quietly logo’d, this heritage-style Gucci number taps into a ladylike mood without screaming try hard.

A white shirt, upgraded. The built-in scarf detail does the styling for you.

Floaty, flattering and endlessly wearable. One of those dresses that works for now with boots for a layered boho look, and later on in the season with barely-there sandals.

A classic beautifully-made black blazer, with a romantic flourish that softens the lapels and structured silhouette. Wear yours with a simple camisole and tailored trousers.

The shape is classic enough to outlast trend cycles, but distinctive enough that they won’t blend into the crowd — exactly the sort of buy that quietly justifies itself season after season.

Sleek, elongated and very now - but simple enough to become a staple. The shape alone makes it worth the investment.

Ultra-soft cashmere in a shade that lifts everything. Luxe, lightweight and destined for heavy rotation. Style yours with denim or wide-leg pants.

The finishing touch that pulls a look together instantly. High-quality leather, timeless ornate oversized hardware - cost per wear will be tiny.

Sculptural but surprisingly wearable in the prettiest rose pink. It’s a modern heirloom piece that feels special without being precious.

Penny loafers are classic for many reasons - they nail that tricky smart-casual dress code while being versatile and comfortable, too. These are sleek, understated and tough enough to balance softer spring pieces.

The kind of sunglasses that make even basics feel considered.

Relaxed tailoring with a twist. It’s bold, but still rooted in classic shirting - easy to dress up or down. Do you need to spend £640 on a shirt? No. But will you ever need to buy another pink shirt so long as you live? No.

Think you’ve seen the last of returning Y2K It-bags? Think again. 25 years after it was first released, the (Yves) Saint Laurent Mombasa is back and of course it has catapulted to cult status - especially in burgundy.

Tailoring, but make it electric. The sharp, unfussy cut keeps things timeless, while that hit of cobalt gives it personality - exactly the kind of colour-led investment that lifts neutrals now and still feels relevant years down the line.

We’re seeing scarves and capes everywhere again - and this incredible tee does the styling for you. Have you ever seen a t-shirt give old Hollywood glamour before? Stunning.

Ballet flats aren’t going anywhere, but this is the cooler, grown-up version. The sheer mesh keeps them light for spring, while the stud detailing gives just enough edge to stop them feeling sweet.