Winter 26 | The Collection

Husk's Winter 26 Collection Is a Love Letter to Wild Luxury.

There's a particular kind of dressing that happens when the temperature finally drops and you're no longer reaching for whatever is closest to the door. It's intentional. It's considered. It's the point in the year where a great coat stops being a practical decision and starts being a statement.

Husk's Winter 2026 collection, The Makers Forest, understands this completely.

Shot on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula by photographer Simon Lekias, with model and muse Jessie Bloemendall, the campaign feels like a world you want to step into. Somewhere between a long weekend in the country and an evening that calls for something extraordinary. Creative Director Kirrily Johnston has long had a gift for threading together the opposing forces of refinement and rawness, and this season, that tension is the whole point.

Outerwear is the starting point, not an afterthought.

This season, Husk has positioned outerwear as the wardrobe cornerstone. Sculptural, investment-led, and richly textured. The kind of coat you build an outfit around, rather than throw on top of one.

 

Tailoring has a point of view.

Checked long-line suits, pinstriped pleated skirts, embellished blazers, it's bold without being loud, the work of a designer who knows that a strong silhouette speaks for itself.

 

Knitwear spans the full spectrum.

The kind of pieces you reach for instinctively on a cold morning and don't want to take off. From cashmere and merino to angora and bouclé, the knit offering this season runs from lightweight layers through to enveloping longline coatigans.

 

The prints are doing something interesting.

Bold geometrics and cameo motifs, layered against texture in a way that creates depth. It's a considered approach to pattern. It’s present but never competing.

 

Winter 26, The Makers Forest is available now, in boutique and online at husk.com.au.