The AW25 Trends We’re Already Obsessing Over

As we look ahead to Autumn/Winter 2025, fashion trends are leaning into comfort, richness, and timeless appeal. From grounding neutrals like Mocha Mousse and Port, to bold injections of Tomato Red, the season’s colour palette balances warmth with impact. Textures play a starring role too, with faux fur bringing depth to everyday dressing, while stripes and tailoring add structure and modern polish. At Biscuit, we’re excited to share the key trends shaping the new season — and a first look at the beautiful pieces soon arriving in store. trend trend trend trend 

Deep, wine-inspired tones are taking centre stage for AW25, with shades like merlot, bordeaux and burgundy acting as the new “neutrals” in your wardrobe. Rich yet surprisingly versatile, these hues pair effortlessly with classic autumn staples — think camel, brown, charcoal and even crisp white. Whether you go bold with a head-to-toe look or prefer to add a single statement piece, port tones bring instant depth and elegance to any outfit. Trend forecasters at WGSN have spotlighted Cherry Lacquer — a dark, refined burgundy with subtle purple undertones — as one of AW25’s key colours, cementing the shade’s status as a wardrobe essential.

Keep an eye out for stunning burgundy finds from Ba&sh, Part Two, Maison Hotel, Suncoo, Vivere, and Petite Mendigote accessories, all of which are championing this colour trend in their new season collections. Accessories are also a clever way to dip into the palette — a structured bag, soft knit scarf or ballet flats in these shades will anchor your look and work seamlessly with everything else in your wardrobe.

Pantone’s Colour of the Year 2025 is Mocha Mousse — a soft, warming brown inspired by chocolate, coffee and other everyday luxuries. Chosen for its sense of comfort and familiarity, Mocha Mousse taps into our collective desire for grounding shades that feel indulgent yet easy to wear. Described by Pantone’s Leatrice Eiseman as “an unpretentious classic,” Mocha Mousse carries an easy elegance — reassuring and versatile, while still carrying a sense of richness and refinement.

What makes this shade especially exciting is its versatility. Seasonless and genderless, Mocha Mousse slips into any wardrobe with ease — working as a neutral foundation shade or as the star of a monochrome look. Pair it with creams and soft pastels for a gentle contrast, or lean into deeper tones like burgundy and forest green for autumn layering.

Take a look at the stunning pieces arriving soon from Bellerose, Levete Room, Mos Mosh, Des Petits Hauts, and Vivere, featuring everything from cosy knits to chic tailoring and outerwear in this warming hue.

Bold, bright and impossible to ignore, Tomato Red is set to be one of the standout colours of AW25. Where burgundy and mocha bring warmth and comfort, this shade brings energy — a fiery pop that instantly lifts darker autumn palettes. It’s the kind of colour that makes a statement whether worn head-to-toe or used as an accent against neutrals like black, grey, or beige.

Red has always been a power colour, but this season it leans playful and modern, with glossy finishes, chunky knits, and sleek tailoring all given a vibrant update. Accessories are also key here: a tomato-red bag, scarf or pair of shoes can completely transform even the simplest outfit.

You’ll be able to find plenty of striking pieces in this shade arriving at Biscuit, with brands like Bellerose, Suncoo, Ichi, Jumper1234, and Yaya, all embracing this spirited colour trend for the season ahead.

Nothing says autumn–winter quite like the soft embrace of faux fur and shearling. This season, these cosy textures are making a big return — not just in outerwear, but across accessories and trims too. From oversized faux fur coats and gilets that feel like wearable blankets to shearling-lined jackets that nod to classic aviator styling, the look is all about warmth with a touch of luxury.

What makes this trend so versatile is its balance of glamour and practicality. A faux fur bag or pair of gloves add instant polish to an everyday outfit, while a full-length coat becomes the statement piece that carries you through the colder months. Designers are leaning into tactile finishes and neutral palettes, ensuring these pieces feel timeless and easy to wear year after year.

At Biscuit, expect to see Bellerose, Mos Mosh, Des Petits Hauts, and Second Female offering beautiful faux fur and shearling pieces — the kind you’ll reach for on chilly mornings and crisp evenings alike.

Stripes are a classic that never truly go out of style, but for AW25 they’re taking centre stage — especially in knitwear. Chunky striped jumpers in bold or unexpected colour combinations are set to be a wardrobe hero, offering both comfort and statement appeal as the weather cools.

Beyond knitwear, stripes are also making their mark on everyday staples like t-shirts and shirts, bringing a graphic edge to layering. For evenings, look out for statement striped dresses — from sleek monochrome patterns to playful, colourful versions that feel fresh for the new season.

At Biscuit, you’ll find stripes running through collections from Part Two, Bellerose,  Ichi, Suncoo, and Vivere — whether you want an easy Breton tee, a cosy striped knit, or a bolder piece that turns heads.

Tailoring for AW25 is all about balance: structured enough to feel sharp, yet relaxed enough to work beyond formal settings. Classic fabrics are leading the way — think grey, brown, tweed, and heritage checks — grounding blazers, trousers, skirts and shirts in timeless style.

There’s a subtle shift towards ease, with boxy blazers layered over chunky knits, wide-leg trousers cut to move with you, and tailored skirts styled with boots for everyday wear. But despite this softer feel, there’s still plenty of structure — the silhouettes remain polished, with clean lines that keep tailoring looking refined and put-together.

At Biscuit, expect to find beautifully cut tailoring from Des Petis Hauts, Vivere, Mos Mosh, and Maison Hotel offering blazers, trousers and separates that you can dress up or down throughout the season.