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COFFEEHOUSE

There’s something almost alchemical about the ritual of morning coffee––the transformation of bitter grounds into liquid comfort, the way steam rises like incense from your cup, the pause before the first sip that feels like meditation. This season, style follows suit: warm, textured, tonal, and decidedly comforting. Taking its cues from autumn’s trending tones, Coffeehouse is a story of colour––where espresso, beetroot latte, and green tea are more than just your morning order. Here, everyday dressing becomes ritual; a study in refinement steeped in quiet luxury; a place where the mundane is reimagined for a life well-lived.

Function meets fashion at hybrid café-bar, I Deal Coffee, where a Donegal scarf jacket and a burst of honey-toned brushed cashmere feel perfectly at home. Paired with Smythe denim, the look channels Copenhagen cool––clean, clever, and made for mornings that may stretch well into evenings.

Minimal, Scandinavian, architectural––Misc Coffee is as refined as the season’s fall uniform. Oversized cashmere knits by Soft Goat, longline coats by Hiso, and vintage-cut denim create an effortless look of ease, punctuated by the beetroot hue of a Longchamp tote. These are the staples you reach for without thinking––because they always work.

The season’s colour story unfolds like a carefully curated palette of café favourites. These aren't merely colours—they're moods, memories, the visual language of comfort elevated to art form. At Rooms Coffee's living room-like sanctuary, where Japanese influence meets Ossington energy, a distressed moto jacket in chocolate brown anchors Lisa Yang burgundy cashmere and charcoal wide-legs. It's autumn distilled into fabric, and the vibe is timeless––an afternoon cappuccino stretched into something more.

Retro-feel rag & bone corduroy, orange cashmere, and espresso-toned suede set a distinctly sixties tone at Café Buno, accented by a paisley silk scarf knotted just so. Warm, vintage, and utterly autumnal, it’s the sort of look that feels curated but never precious––an editorial spin on everyday ease.

Trinity Market’s wine-and-snack bar setting calls for textural contrasts––suede skirts, shrunken cashmere jackets, sculptural clutches. Dear Frances boots ground the look in everyday practicality, proving once again that refinement can be playful, and function can always find it's balance with form.

Bold and a little glamorous, UTZON shearling at Paris Wine Bar signals a sartorial coffee-to-cabernet look. Structured crepe trousers and a cocooning Lisa Yang knit balance statement with ease. It’s off-duty cool with a polished wink, ideal for days that slide seamlessly into nights.

Animal print jacquard with a Turkish coffee in hand? Well, why not. Cara Cara’s Brice dress catches the light while a black, three-button cardigan anchors the look in lived-in luxury. A little louder, a little more energetic, this is autumn dressing with an edge. The pieces work harder so you don't have to—cashmere that layers beautifully, leather accessories that age like fine wine, silhouettes that flatter without constraint.

The bustling, pastel-hued charm of Mandy’s makes the perfect backdrop for transitional tailoring. rag & bone’s tweed blazer and lace layers meet MOTHER’s sculptural denim––an outfit that carries Parisian café confidence without ever trying too hard. Elevated everyday, styled for both the boardroom and the patio.

Meanwhile, Max Mara’s patterned alpaca knit, and Citizens of Humanity denim strike the note of ultimate comfort at Café 23’s secret garden patio. Relaxed, rustic, and quietly bohemian, it’s the uniform of off-duty mornings––effortless, unfussy, yet still elevated enough to linger all day.