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TASONI STYLE GUIDE

ALAÏA, BALENCIAGA, KHAITE, DRIES VAN NOTEN, VALENTICO, CHRISTOPHER ESBER, LOWE

As Zürich moves into autumn, TASONI offers the perfect pieces for a seasonal wardrobe update, bringing together richer textures, considered layers and outerwear suited to changing temperatures. The TASONI Style Guide features new-season pieces from Alaïa, Balenciaga, Khaite, Dries Van Noten, Valentino, Christopher Esber, Loewe and more, with a focus on exceptional materials and strong silhouettes.

The Alaïa Double Face Cashmere Scarf Coat captures the season in a single piece. Cut in double-face cashmere with a relaxed silhouette and integrated scarf hood, it offers warmth without the weight or structure of a traditional winter coat. The Balenciaga Lamb Leather Bomber Jacket introduces volume and structure in black leather, while technical jackets from Dries Van Noten and Jacquemus offer lighter options for transitional weather.

Knitwear adds warmth and texture through the Khaite Margaux Cashmere Sweater, Destree Agathe Merino Wool Top and Dries Van Noten Tedd Wool Sweater, bringing together cashmere, merino and wool in silhouettes that work naturally into an autumn wardrobe.

Valentino Silk & Wool Trousers bring fluidity to traditional tailoring, while the Christopher Esber Cotton Deconstruct Denim Jeans offer a more directional approach to an everyday staple through unexpected construction and proportion.

Accessories introduce richer color and distinctive materials. The Loewe Amazona 180 Ostrich Medium Bag makes texture the focal point, while the Dries Van Noten Crispino Cotton Resin Bag offers a more unconventional finish. Deep burgundy enters the palette through the Loro Piana Rebecca Ballet Flats, with their pointed silhouette and subtle block heel.

The result is a Zürich wardrobe built around exceptional materials, distinctive design and pieces to wear throughout the season.

Update your wardrobe with the latest arrivals from the world’s best designers, instore at TASONI and online at shoptasoni.com. MORE STORIES