Hundreds of fall collections cross my desk as Marie Claire‘s senior fashion news editor. Few can stop my entire writing schedule in its tracks. But the moment I saw how Sézane’s new collection had remixed fall 2025’s reigning trends, I had to Slack Julia Marzovilla, Marie Claire‘s fashion commerce editor, with two words: “I’m drooling.” Then, a question: “Can I please write about this?”
I’ve written about Sézane for as many years as I’ve worn it—going on a decade, in fact—and I usually love the Paris-based label for its pieces that feel decidedly anti-trend. I own Sézane’s Clyde trench coat in two colors because it’s utterly timeless; ditto for the Gaspard cardigan, which I’ve stockpiled in six shades. The fall 2025 collection is a fun gear shift. There’s a heavy helping of this year’s boho-chic trend, manifesting in witchy lace tops and (far, far) under-$1,000 bags crafted from a rich, creamy suede. I’ve been persuaded to ditch my neutral camel coat and sample 2025 coat trends, thanks to Sézane’s fall jackets. Elevated plaid prints, denim shift dresses, and even an under-$40 silky scarf made my list of pieces that feel current and will last a lifetime.
This collection has that je ne sais quoi that’s made me a loyal Sézane shopper for so many years—plus one extravagant leather coat that shot to the top of my wish list. Ahead, I’ve gathered the fall 2025 pieces that are so good, I had to drop everything and start styling them.
Cardigans with a defined waist are undoubtedly the season’s biggest knitwear trend. Sézane’s spin is my favorite I’ve seen yet, with an adjustable drawstring waist and the sweetest scalloping along the neckline and hem.
I wanted to gatekeep this under-$250 dress from Sézane’s fall collection, but I was feeling generous. ’60s shifts are shaping up to be a major dress trend for fall. This one even comes in a delightfully retro herringbone pattern—the better for playing up with black leather boots and a hair scarf.
I’ve spent all summer tying silk scarves in my hair and around the straps of my favorite bags. This fall, I’ll also knot this at the top of a little knit cardigan or a barn jacket.
Longtime Marie Claire readers know my longstanding obsession with Sézane’s Clyde trench. Imagine my joy at seeing my favorite coat re-imagined for fall in a sumptuous oxblood leather. The fit I know and love, in a dressier material for fall weddings and fashion week? I’m sold.
I love how this top subverts a classic cream crewneck with the center-slit and hammered brass closures. It’s an instant “Add to Cart” for me.
A plain silver hoop is usually the foundation of my earring stack. But Sézane’s fall collection has me convinced to try these contrasting-material drop earrings instead.
I’m calling it: This suede bag is going to work overtime in my fall wardrobe. It’s spacious enough to carry my iPad and daily essentials, and the taupe suede is the sort of neutral-but-not-basic material that can pair with anything.
A walkable heel, a slightly-oversize shaft, and all-over rich suede? These boots check every box for a pair I can wear daily.
There’s so much more to this gray sweater dress than meets the eye. The sleeveless silhouette is ideal for stacking all sorts of turtlenecks and sweaters underneath—and the thicker knit means I’ll stay warm while I’m doing it. (Plus, that under-$250 price tag for a genuine alpaca and merino wool sweater is rare.)
Behold, the best shirt for fall layering. That extra-large collar is destined for topping off colorful sweaters, lace-up quilted vests, and more.
I can’t decide between this suede shirt dress or its twin in indigo denim. I might just have to order them both, to style with knee-high boots (like this model) or with leopard-print slingback heels.
Like I said: Sézane’s fall collection really knocks the coat lineup out of the park. This delicious plaid coat is crafted from natural fibers and it’s fully-lined: meaning it’s as cozy as it is cute.
I might just follow the Burberry runway’s example and stack this plaid skirt under the coat above. Or, I’ll go the classically equestrian route and let this anchor a neutral turtleneck and leather knee-high boots.
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Johanne Ankle Boots
I’ve studied editor-in-chief Nikki Ogunnaike’s style for years, and she swears by the power of an ankle boot in her newsletter, Self Checkout. I’ll follow her styling lead by pairing these suede boots to barrel-leg jeans and a button-up shirt.
I think I just found my plus-one for Milan Fashion Week. Of course, anyone, anywhere can appreciate a trench with an oversize fit that can accommodate fall knitwear underneath (plus, a cutesy little scarf tied just so).
This stately fall check print is so good, it’s no wonder Sézane designed a scarf to go with it. I’ll wear the full outerwear set together with a sweater dress and boots—then detach the scarf to pair with a longline camel coat.
I always have at least two suede bags in my fall arsenal. But a suede skirt? It’s a bigger commitment to the texture—and one I’m so excited to try with a clingy knit tucked in.
Something feels a little witchy about this high-neck, black-lace top. But I’ll get mileage out of it before and after October 31 with everything from denim to suede skirts.
These peep-toe clogs will fill the boho-chic gap in my shoe collection. I’d keep the Stevie Nicks-inspired styling going with wide-leg jeans and the lacy top above.
