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Wine tasting outfits from WDLT117 and Utopia, each piece priced on 2 November 2026, from about AED 789.
Linen shirts, wide leg trousers, soft knitwear and flat shoes from independent boutiques for a day at the vineyard or cellar.
A wine tasting outfit pairs breathable fabrics with relaxed trousers and sturdy shoes suited for walking across vineyards and stone cellars. Soft linen shirts, draped wool cardigans, and wide leg pants in olive, brown, and navy keep movement natural throughout outdoor tastings. Subdued earthy tones disguise dusty vineyard trails while maintaining a crisp profile across warm afternoons and chilled cavern rooms.
Song for the Mute is the Australian label of Lyna Ty and Melvin Tanaya, and its first piece was an asymmetric tee with raw seams. RUOHAN, the label of Ruohan Nie, uses silk from Sichuan and keeps to simple lines. Pleats Please Issey Miyake makes polyester pieces that are sewn first and pleated after.
Straight leg denim, unstructured jackets, fine knitwear, and crisp shirts work between cellars, with leather loafers or low boots on the grass. WDLT117 in Toronto brings most of this wall, with draped wide leg trousers and RUOHAN coats. Due West in Toronto adds linen pieces, alpaca knits and A.P.C. jeans, and Utopia in Toronto brings Chrome Hearts and Rick Owens, some of it pre owned.
More looks in this edit: October in Copenhagen, A cabin in January, A Christmas party in champagne, Sheer black and pinstripe for a night out, A black halter dress for a fall dinner, Willow and charcoal on Ossington, Dune layers and aqua for the annex, White jacquard and black pleats for Kuramae
