AUTUMN/WINTER 2026 · THE EXCLUSIVES
This Autumn/Winter 2026 season, more than 120 houses and labels are available in India exclusively at Galeries Lafayette. An introduction to each of them.
The world’s great houses choose their addresses with care. In India, a number of them have chosen ours. Their collections are presented at Galeries Lafayette, and nowhere else in the country.
For Autumn/Winter 2026, our exclusive edit spans more than 120 names across womenswear, menswear, the Concept store and Beauty. Several arrive in India for the first time. Others are shown here with a breadth and depth found nowhere else.
Women: a wardrobe with a passport
Start with the names that set the tone. Phoebe Philo is the one everybody is talking about: her quiet, exacting clothes have earned something close to a cult following, and you’ll find them here. Around her sits a roll call of European houses: Givenchy, Lanvin, Patou and Coperni from Paris; Isabel Marant for that effortless French cool; Karl Lagerfeld and Alexander McQueen for sharper lines; Dries Van Noten for print and colour handled like no one else.
London brings the romance, with Erdem and Emilia Wickstead. Italy brings the drama, with Etro and Roberto Cavalli. And new to us this season, Carolina Herrera arrives with the kind of occasion dressing that makes a wedding season feel easy. Officine Generale adds Parisian ease, while Serapian, Valextra and Longchamp cover the bag question from every angle.
If your taste runs quieter, the Scandinavians and New Yorkers have you covered. Toteme and The Frankie Shop do minimalism with real tailoring behind it. Anine Bing, Samsøe Samsøe and Stine Goya bring Nordic ease, the last with a welcome jolt of colour. Theory, Vince and Gabriela Hearst are the investment pieces you’ll wear for years, and Closed keeps your denim honest.
Then there’s the holiday wardrobe. La Double J and Camilla are pure maximalist joy. Aje and Faithfull The Brand bottle that sun-drenched Australian ease. Staud, La Fuori and Haikure round out the everyday, while The Attico handles everything that happens after dark.
Finish with the details. Wandler, Destree, Yuzefi and Hibourama make the bags people stop you to ask about. Giuseppe Zanotti takes care of the shoes. And for jewellery with personality, look to Gas Bijoux, Poubel and Aurelie Bidermann.
Men: tailored, layered, considered
Menswear is where the exclusives run deepest, and tailoring is where it begins. Kiton and Isaia represent Neapolitan craftsmanship at its finest, joined by Lardini, Boglioli, Berwich, Cruna, Circolo, Marco Pescarolo and Maurizio Baldassari. Colombo and Fedeli bring their assortment, Dunhill offers its distinctly British polish, and Thom Browne adds his famously precise, slightly subversive take.
Shirting get the attention they deserve. Van Laack, Stenströms and Figaret make the shirts that anchor a wardrobe, while Sunspel and John Smedley make the layers beneath and between. When it’s time to travel somewhere colder, Canada Goose, Moorer and Belstaff have the outerwear.
For something less formal, there’s a strong designer line-up: Acne Studios, Balmain, Jil Sander, JW Anderson, Isabel Marant, Gabriela Hearst and Missoni. Casablanca brings its sunny après-sport glamour, Bode its one-of-a-kind craft pieces, and Our Legacy its offbeat Scandinavian essentials. Officine Generale and Vince cover the effortless everyday.
Look further and you’ll find labels to discover: 100 Hands, Che Studios, Rodd & Gunn, Dondup, GTA, Marane, Sato, Studio73 and Brett Johnson. For the weekend away, Vilebrequin and Frescobol Carioca have the poolside sorted, alongside Sonrisa. And for the finishing touches: Bugatti Eyewear, Montegrappa, Serapian and Valextra leather, and Carl Friedrik for the journey itself.
The Concept Store: For the Play
Our Concept floor is where things get more playful. Denim fans will find a serious collection: Agolde, Citizens of Humanity, Frame, Closed, Nudie Jeans, Jacob Cohen, Evisu and Rag & Bone, covering every fit and wash you could want.
The streetwear and contemporary edit is just as strong. Fear of God Essentials, Represent, Daily Paper and Obey Clothing speak to the streets, while Drôle de Monsieur, Maison Kitsuné, A.P.C. and Études bring a distinctly Parisian sensibility. Comme des Garçons Play & Wallet need no introduction. Add ØLÅF, Arte, Les Deux, NN.07, Samsøe Samsøe and Pangaia for easy everyday pieces.
When the weather turns, Rains, K-Way and C.P. Company have you covered. And for the home, there are Seletti’s irreverent design objects, art from The Skateroom, and Stanley for the drinkware that goes everywhere with you.
Beauty: the private collections
Some of the most sought-after scents in the world are kept in a house’s private collection, and five of them are available in India only with us. Givenchy’s La Collection Particulière and Hermès’ Hermessence are among the most intimate fragrance lines either house makes. Guerlain brings L’Art & La Matière, including exceptional pieces you won’t find anywhere else in the country. Armani Privé represents Giorgio Armani’s haute parfumerie. And Diptyque fans will find the largest assortment in India outside the brand’s own boutiques.
Come and find them
Exclusives change from season to season, which is part of their appeal: what’s here for Autumn/Winter 2026 may not be here next time. Let our personal shoppers help you find your new favourite at Galeries Lafayette Mumbai.
