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LONDON, April 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — “We think of those nights spent with one or more friends, nights when we merged with the shadows and could see the world with eyes that were not our own” — Whipplesnaith.
Inspired by a 1930s secret society, the elusive Night Climbers of Cambridge, KENT&CURWEN draws on the style of Whipplesnaith—the “Butterfly Collector,” author and ringleader of this cult nocturnal sport, and the pen name adopted by Noel H. Symington. The collection celebrates seeing things from another perspective.
The Night Climbers set their own rules, positioning themselves as changemakers and rebels who adopt a revered establishment as a hallowed playground in the shadows. KENT&CURWEN says the approach reflects a sense of belonging and a playful attitude that riffs on established codes.
The brand’s framing also references its history: KENT&CURWEN, founded in 1926, is marking its centenary.
For Autumn/Winter 2026, KENT&CURWEN explores this viewpoint through codes of British dressing. The palette moves from midnight blue and black to muted taupes and autumnal browns, with uniform greys and soft pastels. It is punctuated by bolder shades including collegiate reds, bright lilacs, and burnt oranges.
The collection includes “unexpected takes” on traditional British outerwear and slim silhouetted suiting, alongside whimsical volumes and deconstructed knits. The classic trench is reimagined with patent finishes, soft shaping, and high-collared capes.
Accessories and detailing are described as playful and delicate, including corsage detailing and house embroidered insignias.
KENT&CURWEN, together with the Night Climbers of the past—“whisper it”—invites audiences to seek inspiration rather than restriction in the shadows, aiming for “a richness and imagination beyond society’s confines,” and to find beauty in the unexpected and joy in belonging.
“Multum in parvo” (“Much in little”) — The Night Climbers of Cambridge — Oleander Press, @booksofcambridge.
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