Not more, better: the story behind our Spring / Summer 2026 edit
Every collection starts with a question. For Spring / Summer 2026 ours was simple: what does a woman in Malaysia actually need in her wardrobe? The answer was not more. It was better: fewer pieces, chosen with more care, that breathe in the heat, feel right in the air-con, and go from the office to dinner without a change.
How did we choose the colours?
We started with early-morning light: the soft, warm colours of a city before the heat sets in. That gave us four tones.
| Tone | Why we love it |
|---|---|
| Warm stone | A neutral that is softer than grey and easier than black |
| Dusty rose | A pink that feels grown-up, not sweet |
| Soft ivory | Brighter than beige, kinder than pure white |
| Rich camel | Warmth that pulls every other tone together |
These tones sit happily next to each other, so almost anything you pick goes with anything else.
Why does every piece work with three others?
We had one rule: nothing joins the edit unless it works with at least three other pieces. That is how a small wardrobe starts to feel big.
Take a soft ivory knit like the Luna Knitted Top. Wear it with a camel or brown skirt, with jeans, or under an open cardigan. A warm high-neck such as the Parisa High Neck Knitted Top in apricot or coffee does the same, and looks polished on its own.
Mix, layer, repeat
| Start with | Add | You get |
|---|---|---|
| Tiana pleated skirt in brown | Luna in cream white | Soft weekend look |
| Tiana in brown | Parisa in coffee | Warm, polished office look |
| Slim Fit Basic Cotton Tee | Gentle cardigan in pink | Easy layer for a cold mall or office |
What happens next?
The seasons change, the idea does not. Our Autumn / Winter pieces follow the same rule: fewer, better, easy to mix. See the latest season, or read how to style a pleated mini skirt three ways.