I’m a Shopping Editor with High Standards—15 Incredibly Chic Pieces on My 2026 Wish List
A curated edit of timeless buys chosen for longevity, polish and understated luxury.
Every year, alongside my admittedly over-ambitious list of New Year’s resolutions sits an equally hopeful fashion wish list for the year ahead. Writing it down has become something of a ritual; part planning, part manifestation. After all, if it’s on paper, it feels that little bit closer to becoming reality, and for 2026, I decided to shoot for the sartorial stars.
Marilyn wearing The Row Eeel Loafers and Bottega Andiamo bag.
Once I got started, the list quickly took on a life of its own. My luxury bag wish list spans from The Row’s Marlo—an understated sibling to the much-loved Margaux—to Gucci’s newest breakout style, the Giglio. My footwear wish list is equally as curated; Aeyde’s refined ballet flats and Saint Laurent’s endlessly polished loafers are both firmly on my radar. Outerwear and denim wise, Rohe’s now-viral Mandarin jacket and Agolde’s best-selling jeans (cut so well they feel almost bespoke) both earned their place on my list.
Hannah wearing a Róhe Coat, Saint Laurent Loafers and Bottega Andiamo bag.
Consider this my carefully curated 2026 fashion editor wish list—the items I’ll be saving for, thinking about and, with any luck, eventually adding to my wardrobe. Scroll on to shop the pieces I have my eye on for the year ahead.
Shop My 2026 Fashion Editor Wish List
Rohe's mandarin jacket is exactly the kind of quietly sharp jacket I rely on to make everyday outfits feel intentional. The clean lines and beautiful structure mean it works just as well over tailoring as it does with denim and knits. A true wardrobe anchor.
A cashmere piece from Soft Goat is certainly on the agenda, and I love this brushed cashmere rugby shirts for its relaxed, refined feel—it’s soft, comfortable and effortlessly polished. It’s the kind of knit that elevates simple trousers or jeans without ever feeling overdone.

Marina Avraam is Senior Shopping Editor at Who What Wear UK, where she expertly navigates Zara, H&M, Toteme and Net-a-Porter (to name but a few) on a daily basis to unearth the most worthwhile pieces, while valiantly resisting the urge to add every single one to her basket. At Who What Wear, Marina is committed to curating a shopping experience that feels both aspirational and intentional, guiding readers to items—both affordable and investment—that will genuinely benefit their wardrobes.