Tanja Bock Magazin · 29 October 2026
THE TBM FASHION EDIT
The New Personality Pieces — five fresh FARFETCH discoveries for Dubai.
Hello Beauties,
The end of October is the perfect moment to make a wardrobe feel more individual. Not by adding more of the same, but by choosing shapes, surfaces and details that make getting dressed interesting again. This week’s FARFETCH fashion edit for Tanja Bock Magazin looks at five distinctive new-season designer pieces: a precise Courrèges dress, Dolce & Gabbana fringe, a sculptural Coperni bag, elegant NEOUS sandals and Completedworks earrings that feel like little works of art. Each has its own point of view — and that, to us, is what modern luxury should look like.
The New Personality Line-Up
Five different designer discoveries · FARFETCH UAE
THE OCTOBER SELECTION / 01
COURRÈGES
The shape of now
It takes a confident designer to make such a simple dress feel completely new. Courrèges turns the close-fitting ribbed silhouette into something architectural: a square neckline, fine straps and a graphic band across the chest. The deep red tone does much of the work. Rather than chasing an obvious eveningwear formula, this is a dress that moves from gallery opening to dinner with little more than a change of shoes. Its strength lies in line, not decoration.
Why now: Style it with the pared-back NEOUS sandals further down the edit and let the colour carry the look.
Discover at FARFETCH →THE OCTOBER SELECTION / 02
DOLCE & GABBANA
Movement as an accessory
There is something cinematic about fringe when it is done with conviction. Dolce & Gabbana’s black satin skirt uses double-layered strands to create movement with every step, balancing the drama with an otherwise controlled shape. The precise waistband keeps the silhouette defined while the texture shifts it straight into evening territory. What looks like a statement purchase is surprisingly easy to style: a crisp white shirt or an understated black top is all this piece really needs.
Why now: For Dubai evenings, let the skirt do the talking. Keep the upper half uncomplicated and finish with minimal jewellery.
Discover at FARFETCH →THE OCTOBER SELECTION / 03
COPERNI
A curve worth carrying
Few accessories make such a compelling argument for contemporary design as Coperni’s Swipe bag. The elongated oval, strong shoulder line and integrated zip take the everyday black bag somewhere much more interesting. The leather gives softness to what could otherwise feel severe. This is the sort of accessory that changes the proportions of an outfit without relying on hardware or a prominent logo. With an evening skirt or simple denim, the effect is modern and quietly precise.
Why now: Consider this the everyday anchor of the edit: a statement in shape, not in volume.
Discover at FARFETCH →THE OCTOBER SELECTION / 04
NEOUS
A little sculpture for your feet
NEOUS understands how to make minimalism interesting. The Mondor sandal is built around slender cream leather straps, a low heel and a tiny architectural detail at the toe. The result is almost weightless but still unmistakably designed. We like fashion pieces that look beautifully simple from a distance and reveal their intelligence up close. These sandals do exactly that. They soften a structured skirt, sharpen relaxed trousers and make the simplest slip dress look deliberate.
Why now: October in Dubai calls for a shoe that works outside, not one waiting for winter. This is the clever answer.
Discover at FARFETCH →THE OCTOBER SELECTION / 05
COMPLETEDWORKS
Jewellery as a small work of art
Jewellery becomes particularly compelling when it feels less like a finishing touch and more like an idea. Completedworks approaches these earrings as miniature sculptures, shaping recycled silver into rounded, softly irregular volumes. They reflect light without becoming predictable sparkle, which makes them especially useful for real wardrobes rather than just a styled photograph. A clean neckline, pulled-back hair and one distinctive piece are often enough.
Why now: Wear these with the Courrèges dress for an architectural evening look, or use them to make plain shirting feel personal.
Discover at FARFETCH →THE TBM TAKE
The best wardrobes have a little character.
What connects these pieces is not one trend, or even one palette. Courrèges gives a simple dress architectural precision. Dolce & Gabbana introduces movement. Coperni reshapes an everyday bag, NEOUS makes a case for intelligent minimalism and Completedworks turns earrings into objects of design. Together, they show how a single well-chosen item can transform the rest of a wardrobe. For Dubai, where clothes often need to move from afternoons in the city to long evenings, that kind of versatility is particularly persuasive.
Which of the five would you wear first?
xo

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Product photography: FARFETCH, Dolce & Gabbana and retail partners. Editorial selection: Tanja Bock Magazin.




