La Fetiche colours Liberty London with autumn’s boldest knits
The Glasgow and Paris label has brought its playful argyle cardigans and graphic knitwear to the storied Regent Street emporium, where heritage and artist collaboration meet.
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Liberty London’s Tudor façade has framed countless moments of sartorial discovery, yet few collections arrive with quite the chromatic verve that La Fetiche brings to Regent Street this season. The Glasgow and Paris label now occupies dedicated space within the storied emporium, its Autumn Winter 26 selection speaking directly to Liberty’s long alliance with independent makers and artist collaborators who refuse the ordinary.
The clothes themselves announce their sensibility immediately. Cobalt blue cardigans arrive dressed in hot pink and cream argyle diamonds, their precision stitching and saturated wool suggesting a designer who has studied the codes of classic menswear only to dismantle them with colour. A cardinal red stripe cuts through black knit; cream geometrics appear beside forest green. These are not whispers but conversations, the kind of knitwear that reads as both deeply considered and joyfully unafraid.
What draws La Fetiche to Liberty is precisely what has always animated the merchant: a reverence for craft, for the hand that made it and the artist’s vision behind it. Both share an understanding that luxury need not announce itself through scarcity or restraint alone; sometimes it lives in the confidence to be vivid, to trust that a bold palette and clean silhouette speak for themselves.
The collection is available in store at Liberty London and online at libertylondon.com.
Imagery courtesy of La Fetiche (@studio_lafetiche).
