
16/10/2025
What the press loved over the last month ✨
September’s top-performing images paint a clear picture of where editor interest is heading as we move deeper into AW25.
🎄 Festive imagery with atmosphere
Christmas content continues to dominate downloads, but it’s lifestyle-led scenes that are driving the most engagement. Editors are favouring imagery that feels lived-in and transportive - cosy tablescapes, tree-decked living rooms and warm, gentle lighting - over more minimal showroom-style setups.
📜 Paper details make a return
From garlands and crackers to handmade ornaments, paper elements are proving to be a clear editorial favourite. It’s a nostalgic, sustainable detail that feels timeless and achievable, making it an easy look for readers to recreate at home.
🧥 Layered comfort
Cosy fashion staples are trending as editors curate outfit inspiration for the colder months ahead. While warm neutrals remain a favourite, there’s also a growing appetite for expressive colour - pieces in berry, red and cobalt tones that cut through the winter gloom and add a playful lift to layered looks.
🕯️ Self-care gifting on the rise
Searches for pampering and wellbeing products are climbing as journalists prepare gift guides designed to help readers unwind over the Christmas break and start the new year with mindful habits. Think candles, bath products and daily ritual sets that blend indulgence with intention.
🎀 The Coquette revival
High-femininity is back, with love for lace, pearls and ribbon details on the platform being largely influenced by the V&A’s latest Marie Antoinette exhibition. Soft pastels and delicate accessories are adding a touch of romance to both fashion and gifting features.
For brands and agencies, now’s the time to focus on atmosphere and detail. Editors are finalising winter features, with early 2026 stories already in motion, so remember that imagery that feels warm, styled and tells a story will be your secret weapon 💫
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