Sézane's New Arrivals Are Cozy French-Girl Dressing at Its Best
Knitwear, beanies, polished coats, and more comfy-meets-cool pieces to covet.
When you think of Sézane, a few distinctly Parisian signatures likely come to mind: perfectly undone blouses, romantic floral dresses, and the type of effortless denim that suggests its wearer has never spent more than five minutes getting dressed. The French label has long mastered the art of looking put-together without appearing to have tried particularly hard. But as temperatures dip, Sézane’s new fall and winter arrivals offer a reminder that the brand is just as adept at dressing for staying in—or, at the very least, dressing as though you’d rather be. Cozy season has arrived!
For fall and winter, comfort takes center stage, though not at the expense of good taste. Think generously fuzzy knits, plush cardigans, baby-soft textures, and relaxed silhouettes that practically invite you to cancel your plans. There are cozy sweaters destined to become permanent fixtures in your weekly rotation, polished layers that make even the most practical cold-weather outfits feel well-curated, and plenty of pieces that blur the line between getting dressed and getting comfortable.
Whether you’re layering up for a brisk morning commute, settling into a long lunch, or spending a particularly indulgent Sunday at home, these are the pieces that make comfort feel like a sartorial choice rather than a concession to the weather. Consider this your invitation to embrace the softer side of French-girl style.
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Cortne Bonilla is Marie Claire’s Senior Shopping Editor, where she decodes the fashion landscape in real time—defining sartorial moments, identifying trends before they reach ubiquity, and distilling an increasingly oversaturated market into the pieces, designers, and ideas genuinely worth knowing. (She’s currently into the Interesting Minimalism aesthetic of contemporary brands.) She has over a decade of experience covering the fashion market, and over the course of her career, which spans previous roles as Senior Shopping Writer at Vogue, Fashion Market Editor at The Cut, and Fashion and Branded Content Editor at Editorialist, she has cultivated an editorial perspective rooted in both rigorous market intelligence and an instinctive understanding of fashion’s cultural vernacular.