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Spring 2025
Always On
When it’s hot and you’re ready to be out at the beach, these seven iconic Polo pieces are the ones to get.
Explore Ralph Lauren women’s U.S. Open tennis apparel and stadium style inspiration, featuring luxury tennis fashion, polo shirts, jackets, hats, and sporty looks.
In this week’s Fall 2026 women’s Collection, Ralph unveiled a tapestry-like world inspired by pastoral beauty, romantic legend, heirloom elegance, and sculptural precision—an ode to a heroine of the manor who leads a life of independence and brave adventure. Here is a behind-the-scenes look at the imaginative ideas and unusual artisanal methods that went into this richly detailed vision.
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.
Sweater weather can be predictable, but styling Ralph’s cable knit doesn’t have to be. Here, five ways to wear the classic knitwear that’s fresh for the winter season.
The handcrafted fabric takes center stage this season, in gossamer gowns and frilled blouses that call back to history while remaining romantically modern.
It’s an essential ingredient of Ralph Lauren style, a technique that’s integral to both Ralph’s personal way of dressing and the Polo aesthetic at large, shown in everything from menswear-inspired suiting and preppy staples to coastal cool or rustic Western styles. Fall offers ample opportunities to play with layering as a look, focusing on a mix of outerwear, knits, and shirting that help make any outfit feel dynamic and finished.
At first glance, the fringe jacket is intimidating. Unless your name is Annie Oakley, you might wonder, how can one possibly get away with wearing something so specific, so evocative, so ... fringed?! But a reframing of the Western staple outside of its rustic roots shows that it has extraordinary versatility. Whether dressed with a suit, contrasted with sweatpants, or thrown on for a night out, it’s a staple you can wear like any other leather jacket. Here, three unexpected ways to style it.
Monochrome dressing has long dominated the style conversation—which makes it ripe for a well-considered update. For fall, it’s a palette of grey, tan, and navy, interchangeable in separates that touch on different silhouettes, weights, and textures, blending and balancing the wardrobe staples of both town and country. A tailored jacket or a pair of trousers take on a softer look with a suede coat or a pair of boots, while final touches in layered pops of color, standout handbags, and a well-placed belt show off a polished look that’s still rough around the edges in all the best ways.