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The authentic and timeless world of Ralph Lauren

February 2026

RL/Women

Planting The Seed

January’s moment of reset can run the risk of veering into winter melancholy. This season, take a cue from joyful palate cleansers, choosing citrus-inspired pops of color. Think of it all as the first growth of your spring wardrobe, with budding hues that will soon take center stage.

Nº 1

ORANGE YOU GLAD?

At first glance, a big orange bag might look like an impractical choice. But in contrast with a chocolate suede car coat, the Polo Play’s Orange Peel hue brings energy to a wintry tonal look. Take it to work now and come summer it can double as a beach bag. Regarding proportions, remember that there are no rules; everybody is different. This season, don’t be afraid to pair a big coat with an even bigger bag, preferably in a slouchy silhouette.

Suede Long Car Coat

COP 11,174,900

Polo Play Leather Tote

COP 3,344,700

Slim Fit Cotton Shirt

COP 827,800

Grosgrain Lace-Up Espadrille

COP 2,226,100

Beaton Stretch-Cotton Trousers

COP 1,666,800

Nº 2

CRISP & CLEAN

Winter’s neutrals are all about soft greys and earthy browns; try the latter in the wide-leg Beaton pant, a wear-all-year staple for shifting seasons. Juice it up with a Polo Play in Canary Yellow, a classic plimsoll sneaker, and a lemony cotton bandanna around the waist. Try playing with different ways to wear a colorful scarf, using it as a jaunty neckerchief, punctuating a stack of bracelets around the wrists, or tying it onto a handbag.

Polo Play Leather Tote

COP 3,344,700

Nº 3

CHERRY ON TOP

Try pairing pops of red with navy, a classic and sophisticated color palette that wears well in any season. A breezy silk organza button top with matching midi skirt makes for a compelling foundation, while a red suede bag and espadrilles give polish and texture. Incorporating both pattern and a pop of color can finish a dark neutral look, while wrapping a shirt or sweater around the waist is both a styling hack and a practical cold weather layer.

Grosgrain Mary Jane Espadrille

COP 2,114,200

Nº 4

HIDDEN GEM

Nothing is chicer than a tonal look, especially when it incorporates a luxurious texture, like the fringed suede of a classic midi skirt. Add an element of surprise by swapping beige footwear for something colorful in an unexpected texture, like a yellow canvas sneaker. Skirts over pants isn’t a styling gimmick; there’s real practicality in the advanced layering trick, adding warm to otherwise bare calves. Stick to a neutral base so it’s not too busy.