Sezane Autumn Collection Top Picks (2022)

Spending my Sunday night doing a quick little spot of window shopping. As usual, I’ve landed on the Sezane website, and there is so much good stuff. At this point, you’ll be well aware of my shopping strategy.  Browse now, shop later. The whole idea being that I give myself some time to mull over new purchases. So, what five pieces from Sezane’s new autumn collection would I immediately consider adding to cart?

Sezane Bree Jumper | A cousin to the Leontine, I was immediately drawn to this sweater. I love that despite being a solid colour piece – in a creamy hue – it’s textured. The cable knitted design is classic and beautiful to look at. I also love that you have the ability to play around with the neckline with that henley element. The tortoiseshell buttons act like a good anchor and focal point. Unlike the Leontine, the sleeves look to have more of a slim or traditional fit. Based on the images, I’d maybe size up to get a really slouchy fit.

Sezane Damon Trousers | The classics never go out of style. And I love these. A simple straight cut trouser with a roomy fit through the leg. The turned up cuff at the ankle adds a bit of weight near the foot, while being a subtle detail at the same time. These look cropped on the model, so likely a good full length option for those who are petite or have a short inseam.

Sezane Gabrielle Dress | First thing that came to mind when I spied this dress? How quintessentially French it felt. The Bridget Bardot-esque loose fitting mini. The mariniere stripes. And of course that signature Sezane detail of the buttons on the shoulder. Also love the fact that it’s made from 100% organic cotton. This is again a style I would maybe consider sizing up in to get that truly oversized fit that’s cut straight up and down (especially as I’m widest at the hip). Imagine this with a pair of ballet flats and a beige trench coat. Cute, non?!

Sezane Tania Skirt | An item I was inexplicably drawn to? The Tania skirt. The dark green and navy check, combined with the quilted effect feels really fun, and I could imagine this worn with a super oversized navy or black knit, little boots, and a shacket over the top. Printed, but not loud. This is a great example of the type of item that might not look like it’d fit my typical style profile at first glance. An emotional splurge that would inject some extra personality into my usually classic outfits. 

Sezane Albane Loafers | Final piece I settled on were the Albane Loafers. On first, second and third look I love these. Loafers have been a big part of my closet for the past decade, and these have that modern element with the heavy tread at the sole. Yet they’re classic enough to align with what I already own. My experience with Sezane shoes has been that they’re well made and high quality leather. Safe to say I’m very, very tempted.

Are you eying up anything in particular?