Seasonal Drop Calendar

How to Plan Around Each Seasonal Drop

Knowing roughly when a new collection lands is only half the picture. Bandage dresses and evening knits behave differently from most ready-to-wear, so a little planning makes each drop far more useful.

What tends to change from season to season

Spring pieces usually lean toward lighter colourways, shorter hemlines and pastel or nude tones that work for daytime events and early-season weddings. Summer often brings strapless and cut-out silhouettes suited to warm evenings on rooftops and terraces. Fall is traditionally where deeper jewel tones, longer sleeves and midi lengths appear, while winter favours metallic finishes, black and rich reds for holiday parties and New Year's Eve in the city. Treat these as general patterns rather than promises, since every collection sets its own direction.

Getting ready before a launch

• Check your measurements first. Bandage construction is close-fitting and has less give than a jersey dress, so a fresh look at the size guide before a drop saves time later.
• Think about the occasion, not just the season. A fall launch is a good moment to plan for holiday events, and a spring drop pairs naturally with summer celebrations.
• Browse past styling ideas. The lookbook shows how silhouettes can be layered with blazers, coats or simple heels, which helps you picture new pieces in your existing wardrobe.

Why timing matters for fitted knits

Popular sizes in structured evening dresses can move quickly after a release, especially in core colours like black and nude. Watching the new arrivals page in the weeks around each launch month is the easiest way to see what has landed. Exact dates can shift, so the months listed above are best read as guidelines rather than fixed release days.

Caring for your pieces between seasons

Bandage knits last longest when stored folded rather than hung, which prevents the fabric from stretching under its own weight. Hand washing in cool water, or following the care label exactly, helps the elastic panels keep their shape so a dress bought in one season still fits beautifully the next.