Is every piece really available up to 6XL?

The size range is unique to each piece. Some styles go up to 4XL, others up to 6XL. Always check the size options on the product page, and if something is missing, drop us a line – in many cases we can reorder it for you.

How do I measure myself accurately?

There's a 6-minute guide on our blog. In short: measure your bust, waist and hips – all with a measuring tape, and take the bust measurement over your bra. If you're unsure, just give us a call.

I'm between two sizes, which should I choose?

Usually the larger one – a piece should sit a little loose rather than feel tight. With jersey and stretch fabrics you can go for the smaller size. Not sure? Write to us and we'll give you a specific recommendation.

What looks great on a fuller figure?

Not rules – just ideas. V-necks, A-line cuts, high waists, a belt that highlights the waistline, 3/4 sleeves. The idea that "black is slimming" is a myth – so many other colours look wonderful too. If you're unsure, ask us for styling advice.

What should I wear to a wedding?

Not white, not black, and not the same as the bridesmaids. Deep blue, burgundy, emerald green, pastels – all beautiful in every size. We have a detailed 9-minute article on the topic on our blog.

Can I pick up my order in person?

Yes, at our Kistarcsa showroom by prior arrangement. Call us to book a time: +36 70 538 2467.

What if it doesn't look right on me?

You can return it or we'll exchange it within 14 days – with the original tags and unworn. For hygiene items (lingerie, swimwear) we can only accept returns if the packaging is unopened.

Do you offer styling advice?

Free of charge, for everyone. Send us an email telling us what occasion you're shopping for, what your figure is like and what you enjoy wearing – we'll reply within 24 hours with specific suggestions.

What materials do you work with?

Mainly cotton, viscose, jersey and quality synthetic blends. For occasion wear, we use lace, satin and lined variants. You'll always find the exact composition in the product description.

Style guide – trend, inspiration, style

Style tip

Longer legs? Try flared jeans!

If you want to lengthen your silhouette visually, flared jeans are a brilliant choice. The cut follows your shape beautifully through the hip and thigh, then widens gradually below the knee.

Mid-rise and stretchy, these flares sit comfortably against the body while the elastic fabric lets you move freely. The subtle fading across the thigh brings out the line of the cut even more and makes the whole look more interesting.

The wider leg and the bold turn-up give a genuinely fashionable finish. These women's jeans are comfortable and feminine at once, and they slot easily into your everyday wardrobe.

Wear them with ankle boots for a dressier look, or with sneakers for something more relaxed and everyday. A shorter jacket or coat lets that lengthened silhouette come through even more.

Flared jeans are back in fashion, and today's cuts are far more modern and much easier to wear. If you love pieces that are comfortable yet full of character, a great pair of jeans can be the foundation of all your autumn outfits.

Flares are back – only this time, wear them your way!

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Faux fur coats in cream, brown and animal print

Style tip

The secret of a rich look? A really good faux fur coat.

There are pieces you slip on and your whole look simply changes. A soft, striking faux fur coat is exactly that kind of piece.

Beautiful faux furs with a silky feel look luxurious at first glance. The rich texture, the lovely drape and the carefully shaped cut together create a rich look that makes even the simplest outfit feel instantly special.

And the best part? You don't have to overthink the rest of the outfit. Simple trousers, a pretty top and a characterful faux fur coat – and your feminine, confident look is done.

Classic cream, deep brown or even a bolder animal print each bring a different character. It can be short and playful, dressier, roomier or gloriously diva-like – the cut sets the mood.

And soft faux fur isn't only striking to look at, it is wonderfully comfortable to wear. It's the kind of piece you love slipping into whenever you feel like dressing up a little – even on an ordinary day.

If you want a truly feminine effect, don't shy away from a bolder coat. A good faux fur can give you that certain “WOW” feeling that says: today, I am the diva.

You don't need an evening gown. You don't need a special occasion. Just a good coat – and a little attitude.

Rich look, soft touch, diva mood.

Bring on the coats

Brown and white shirts with distinctive buttons

Style tip

How to wear your shirt

A shirt is one of the most versatile things in your wardrobe – and right now you really can wear it almost any way you like.

With slimmer trousers? Leave the back hanging loose, or tuck in just one side. It makes the whole look lighter and more relaxed.

With wide-leg trousers or jeans? This is when it pays to tuck in the front of the shirt. It defines your waist beautifully and brings the outfit into balance.

Fully tucked in? Of course. With a good pair of jeans or dressier trousers, your look becomes instantly neater and more feminine.

And the poplin shirts everyone is wearing now, with their slightly stretchy fabrics and unusual button details, make even the simplest outfit feel exciting.

And the best bit? There isn't one single rule to follow. Tuck it in, leave it out, wear it half tucked or pulled loosely to one side – try them all and see which one feels most like you.

Want to see all our shirts?

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Autumn colours: chocolate brown, mustard and grey outfits

Style tip

These are the autumn colours of 2026–27

This autumn is all about deep, rich, warm shades. The classic autumn colours get a fresh lease of life, while a few bolder tones step into the spotlight as well.

Chocolate brown is one of the defining colours. Alongside chestnut, cinnamon and caramel, it feels elegant, warm and truly feminine. Better still, it is easy to combine with beige, cream, black or even denim.

Burgundy remains one of autumn's great favourites. It is a deep, characterful colour that turns even a simple outfit into something special. A burgundy top, dress or coat is enough on its own to make your look more striking.

Mustard and curry arrive on the autumn palette more like an exciting spice. They work especially well on a jumper, a blouse or an accessory, next to brown, beige or denim.

And let's not forget deep green. Forest and more olive shades feel natural and elegant, and paired with burgundy or brown they become really special.

The point? You don't have to settle on one single colour. Choose one characterful shade and combine it with more neutral tones. That way your autumn outfit stays fashionable, harmonious and easy to wear.

Want to see the autumn arrivals?

See the autumn collection

Soft knitted jumpers in cream, brown, burgundy and mustard

Style tip

This autumn, knitwear is our favourite

If there is one piece that is almost impossible to tire of in autumn and winter, it is the knitted jumper. And this year every cut is in fashion: short, longer, fitted or oversize, they all work.

Shorter shapes look particularly good with high-waisted jeans or trousers, while a longer, roomier knit gives you a more relaxed, comfortable outfit. You can even tuck an oversize jumper loosely into wide-leg trousers at the front, so the line of your waist stays visible.

But here is what really matters this year: don't only look at the cut, look at the fabric too.

The great favourites of the autumn-winter season are the soft, pillowy jumpers and the mohair-look and acrylic knits. They are light, lovely to the touch and far more comfortable than scratchier wool.

And more good news: a short knitted jumper isn't only for the in-between weeks. With high-waisted trousers, jeans, or layered over a shirt, you can wear it all winter long.

So this year, truly anything goes: oversize jumpers, cropped knits, long knitted jumpers, mohair-look or beautifully soft knits – as long as the quality is good and it feels lovely to wear.

Because a good knitted jumper does more than keep you warm. It can set the mood of your entire autumn-winter wardrobe.

Want to see our knitted jumpers?

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Burgundy faux leather jacket with an autumn outfit

Style tip

This year the leather jacket is in fashion in every shape

If there is one piece that instantly lifts almost any autumn wardrobe, it is the leather jacket. And this year you don't have to commit to a single cut: faux leather jackets, leather coats and women's leather jackets are in fashion in a huge range of shapes.

A bomber-shaped leather jacket is one of the most youthful choices. It can be oversize, cropped or softly draped – it works with jeans, with wide-leg trousers and even with a more feminine dress. An oversize faux leather bomber is a particularly good pick if you want a relaxed, modern look.

The classic biker leather jacket isn't going anywhere either. With its zips, lapels and characterful cut it makes even a simple jeans-and-jumper outfit instantly more exciting. And if you are after something dressier, a clean, fitted faux leather jacket works beautifully with a dress or a skirt.

Aviator and pilot-style leather coats are a strong direction too. The bigger, looser models look especially good with wide-leg trousers, with jeans or with a chunky knitted jumper.

And don't only think in black. Autumn is the season for chocolate brown, burgundy, cognac and dark brown faux leather jackets, which make your autumn outfits warmer and more feminine.

Best of all, a leather jacket isn't only a sporty piece. Wear it with jeans and trainers, but throw it just as happily over a knitted dress, a skirt or dressier trousers.

So this year bring on the cropped leather jacket, the oversize faux leather jacket, the bomber, the biker, the aviator or a longer leather coat – choose the cut that suits your own style best.

Want to see the leather and faux leather jacket collection?

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Mustard yellow and brown scarves with an autumn tunic

Style tip

One scarf, and the whole outfit changes

A scarf is one of the easiest ways to make an everyday outfit more exciting in a single moment. And this autumn and winter it is especially worth reaching for them, because fashionable scarves are coming back in all sorts of shapes and colours.

A plain black top, for instance, takes on a completely new character with nothing more than a patterned scarf. Choose mustard, burgundy, brown or even a colourful print, depending on whether you want something understated or something that really shows.

Light cotton scarves are especially practical in autumn. They feel lovely, they drape beautifully, and their texture alone adds something to an outfit. Wear one thrown loosely around your neck, knot it to one side, or simply let it hang long.

And then there are the little silk squares. A small scarf at the neck can make a simple top or blazer feel dressier, but this year you don't have to tie it around your neck at all. Knot it onto the handle of your bag and your favourite bag takes on a whole new mood.

With bigger scarves you can play even more boldly: draped over the shoulders, thrown loosely over a coat, or even tied around the waist as a belt. The lovely thing about fashion right now is that there is no single correct way to wear a scarf.

The point is that your scarf shouldn't be just a practical extra, but part of your outfit. A well-chosen colour, print or texture can lift even the simplest look.

Want to see our fashionable scarves and wraps?

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