New Arrivals

New Arrivals with a Distinctive Point of View

New Arrivals brings together the latest Baum und Pferdgarten ready-to-wear in a considered mix of expressive detail and clear-cut wardrobe structure. Dresses, denim, blouses, shirts, skirts, jackets and coats meet in an edit shaped by the house’s signature contrasts: polished and relaxed, graphic and delicate, familiar and slightly offbeat. The result is a collection built for combining rather than following a single formula.

Across the assortment, proportion does much of the work. Fitted pieces sit alongside looser layers; clean shirts introduce a tailored note, while soft gathering, pleats and volume bring movement to ...

New Arrivals with a Distinctive Point of View

New Arrivals brings together the latest Baum und Pferdgarten ready-to-wear in a considered mix of expressive detail and clear-cut wardrobe structure. Dresses, denim, blouses, shirts, skirts, jackets and coats meet in an edit shaped by the house’s signature contrasts: polished and relaxed, graphic and delicate, familiar and slightly offbeat. The result is a collection built for combining rather than following a single formula.

Across the assortment, proportion does much of the work. Fitted pieces sit alongside looser layers; clean shirts introduce a tailored note, while soft gathering, pleats and volume bring movement to dresses and skirts. These shifting silhouettes make room for individual styling, whether the starting point is a streamlined separate or a more directional all-in-one look.

Dresses and Skirts Defined by Shape

The dress selection moves between structured mini lengths, flowing maxi forms and midi silhouettes with considered finishing details. Gathered constructions, asymmetric hems, lace trims and defined necklines create a sense of precision without losing ease. Explore women's dresses for a focused view of pieces that balance fluid lines with a sharper graphic edge.

Skirts continue that dialogue through A-line shapes, pleating and midi lengths. They offer a simple route into the collection’s pattern and texture story, pairing naturally with a close-fitting knit, a relaxed top or a crisp shirt. A patterned skirt can carry the look; a solid counterpart lets small details, contrasting trims or a distinctive hem take focus.

Denim, Prints and Everyday Separates

Denim is a recurring foundation in New Arrivals, approached with an eye for construction and contrast. Jeans, jackets, skirts and tops rework the familiar fabric through loose wide and barrel-leg proportions, cropped cuts, visible seams and workwear-inspired details. See women's denim for the category’s range of silhouettes and pieces designed to be worn together or independently.

Print gives the collection its more playful register. Small-scale florals, checks and stripes appear across woven separates and denim, setting a graphic rhythm against solid pieces. Blouses and shirts bring another layer of variation, from elongated shapes and pointed collars to puff sleeves, pocket details and textured finishes. Browse tops and shirts to build looks around these versatile starting points.

Outerwear and Tailored Layers

Jackets and coats bring definition to the collection’s layered looks. Utility references, concealed closures, drawstring details and considered pocket placement give outerwear a functional clarity, while cropped and relaxed proportions alter the line of an outfit. The edit of coats and jackets offers strong outer layers for placing over dresses, knitwear and tailored separates.

Tailoring is treated with the same sense of contrast: sharp elements such as collars, plackets and chest pockets are balanced by softer volume or a more relaxed fit. Knitted tops, graphic T-shirts, sweatshirts, scarves and patterned socks provide concise finishing touches throughout the collection. Wear a tailored layer with denim to offset its structure, or introduce a printed accessory into a pared-back combination. New Arrivals is designed around these changing relationships, where every piece can add a distinct note to the wider wardrobe.