Seven Liu Jo Pieces That Define Autumn Trends

Emma Caldwell
September 22, 2026

September has a bit of a transitional month. There are still days when you’d like to keep wearing sandals and light dresses, but at the same time it’s inevitable to start taking a look at the new autumn collections and think about everything we’ll wear when temperatures begin to drop.

And precisely for that reason September is one of the best moments to discover the new collections and begin to incorporate into the wardrobe those mid-season pieces that we can wear now and continue using when the temperatures fall. Rather than thinking yet about heavy coats, the key is to opt for versatile autumn garments, easy to mix and match, and capable of adapting to the everyday looks.

New Arrivals in Liu Jo’s Autumn Collection

Among the novelties that have already arrived this season, the new collection from the brand Liu Jo brings together several trends that will define autumn: textured fabrics, knitwear, corduroy pants, soft tones that move away from the usual dark palette, and designs easy to incorporate into everyday looks.

From the entire collection we have selected seven pieces worth keeping on the radar. Some work as renewed basics and others have that small special detail capable of transforming even a simple combination like jeans and a t-shirt.


Knit sweater by Liu Jo.

Knit Sweater with a Turtleneck

If you’re looking for a cozy sweater that pairs with everything this autumn, we recommend a very timeless model from the brand. It’s a soft knit made with alpaca and wool. It features a high neck and is beige in color. It has wide sleeves.


Striped shirt with lace detail by Liu Jo.

Striped Shirt with Lace Detail

The striped shirt is one of those basics that come back every season, but in Liu Jo’s new collection it appears with a much more special twist. Made in cotton poplin, this design incorporates a delicate Valencian lace insert on the back, an unexpected detail that breaks its more classic air and gives it a much more feminine edge.


Blue tailored pants by Liu Jo.

Blue Tailored Pants

With side pockets and a zipper and metallic hook closure, they strike a balance between comfort and structure, making them a good option for both going to the office and a more formal plan. Paired with a shirt, a fine knit sweater, or a blazer, they are one of those autumn basics that can solve many looks throughout the season.


Mini dress with brown print by Liu Jo.

Mini Dress with Brown Print

For those days when you want something a bit more special, this short satin dress works as one of the most sophisticated pieces of the new collection. The paisley print adds protagonism to the design, while the high neck and puff sleeves reinforce that elegant, slightly seventies vibe that fits very well with the season.


Brown corduroy pants by Liu Jo.

Brown Corduroy Pants

Corduroy is one of those fabrics that returns with force every autumn, and these pants reinterpret it with one of the most flattering silhouettes of the season. High-waisted with a flared leg, they slim the figure and bring that slightly seventies vibe that fits especially well with outfits for the cooler months.


Brown cape coat by Liu Jo.

Brown Cape Coat

If you’re looking for a coat with something more presence, this Liu Jo design has all the ingredients to become one of the standout pieces of autumn. Made from a double-faced wool blend fabric, it stands out for its soft texture, its light drape, and an oversized silhouette that lends a sophisticated air without feeling too stiff.


Coat with plaid print by Liu Jo.

Coat with Plaid Print

The classic lapel, side pockets and clean-cut lines reinforce its timeless character. It is one of those autumn and winter coats that can be worn with a suit for the office or with jeans and knitwear, and that ends up becoming one of the most versatile pieces in the wardrobe.

Emma Caldwell
Emma Caldwell
I’m Clara Desrosiers, a writer and fashion editor based in Toronto. I founded Backdoor Toronto to explore the intersection of fashion, identity, and culture through honest storytelling. My work is driven by curiosity, community, and a love for the creative pulse that defines this city.