The Luxe List: October

Tryano’s Fall/Winter 2026 campaign draws on the UAE’s rich equestrian heritage and the tradition of Furusiyya, reimagining its elegance and strength through a contemporary lens. Across fashion, beauty, gifting and kids, the seasonal edit brings together statement leather, considered silhouettes and new arrivals, balancing heritage with a more modern expression. The campaign imagery also captures this interplay between tradition and progression, with equestrian references woven throughout.

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Dior Maison has looked to Jules Verne’s Around the World in Eighty Days to design a whimsical new collection of Limoges porcelain. The hot-air-balloon motif appears across dinner and dessert plates, serving dishes and a trinket tray, joined by two earthenware designs created with the historic Manufacture des Émaux de Longwy. Signature Dior motifs including the CD monogramme, while stars, bees and roses complete the collection.

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Gucci’s Fall/Winter 2026 eyewear collection puts the house’s signature codes front and centre, with new styles spanning oversized black acetate frames, round sunglasses with Horsebit detailing and sleek rectangular shapes. Optical styles include black acetate and round metal frames finished with intertwined Horsebit temples, keeping the collection distinctly Gucci without feeling overly logo-driven.

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Dubai-based fashion house Ilái Sarái took its inspiration from summers by the Caspian Sea and the coastal ease of Comporta to create its Resort 2026 collection. Expect fluid trousers, draped dresses, softly gathered skirts and lightweight separates in white, cream, soft brown and black, punctuated by pale blue and delicate botanical prints. Made in Italy, the collection is designed to move effortlessly from the beach to lunch and well into the evening.

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To celebrate 170 years, Burberry has brought together 170 individuals across London, New York, Seoul and Shanghai to put together a new campaign centred around its signature outerwear. Inspired by the house’s iconic 2009 Art of the Trench series, the portraits showcase ten outerwear styles on a cast spanning fashion, art, music and sport, including Lila Moss, Jamie Lloyd, Ruthie Rogers and OG Anunoby. 

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Celine Dion is making a serious return to the fashion spotlight. Back in Paris for her 2026 residency, she’s been stepping out in a series of custom couture looks – think Dior, Schiaparelli, Givenchy and Tom Ford, to name a few – bringing plenty of drama to the streets of the French capital. Her Paris shows run throughout October, with the singer working with French fashion houses on a series of custom-designed outfits for the performances. From sculptural silhouettes to full-scale couture, her recent wardrobe is a reminder that Celine Dion has always understood the power of great style. 

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