It’s party season, and if you’re every bit a fashion lover as we are, we just know you’ve been asking yourself the same question over and over again,

“What am I going to wear?”

It’s the single question that haunts most of our wardrobes, but it’s the one answer that Meshki has built its entire Holiday 2026 collection, aptly titled ‘The Invitation’, to fill.

As a Meshki M-List Platinum member (my postie knows my house a little too well by now), I’ve admired every Meshki drop that’s landed on my FYP. Since the brand launched in 2013, I’ve felt like I’ve had a front-row seat to the label’s evolution, from their iconic collab with Queen of DIY Amber Scholl herself to their diamante lingerie line, Meshki has been filling our wardrobes for quite some time now.

‘The Invitation’ is a snapshot into Meshki’s most considered collection yet, a chic, refined blend of pieces made to complement the modern woman, not overpower her. Pairing vintage European glamour with summer-ready sequins, it’s every bit as elegant as it is fun, just the vibe we want to welcome the festive and party season in.

Each “invitation” unlocks a different destination and mood, from long lunches and summer soirées to end-of-year parties and New Year’s Eve, there’s a colourway, style and fit to suit everyone. The inspiration is deliberately cinematic, “We drew on the glamour of vintage European hotels and classic cinema,” Siobhan Harvey, Meshki’s VP of Product tells the En-Route. 

Sequins, lace and satin adorn the range’s eveningwear, with trendy slip silhouettes lined with high-shine finishes perfect for those beachside warm summer nights. The palette leans a modern, rich tone, burgundy and red for warmth, silver and gold to catch the light, softened by ivory, ice blue and olive. With pieces made to fit corporate Christmas parties to Sunday bottomless brunches with the girls, it’s a wardrobe built around how women actually spend the season, both practically and stylistically. 

For Australians swapping summer for a romantic European white Christmas, faux-fur pieces and tactile knits are going to be your go-tos from the range.

“As an Australian brand with a global community, we design for both hemispheres,” says Harvey. 

The Atelier line, now expanded, is where the collection gets its most considered detailing. Each piece is hand-beaded with glass beads in a process that can take up to 200 hours, which makes it the pick for engagements, birthdays, and other occasions that call for something extra.

Accessories mark a major category expansion for Meshki, now offering the full outfit in just one shop. Sculpted pointed mules in iconic animal prints and crystal-mesh mini bags come set to complete your look in one single package. “The accessories were designed alongside the clothing so she can build a full look or refresh what she already owns,” Harvey tells us.

As for a return to one of our OG favourites, Meshki Lingerie is back with eyelash-lace corsetry and washed-silk robes, created not just to serve as a gift for that someone special, but for a little self-love of your own. 

Meshki’s ‘The Invitation’ is now available to shop exclusively on Meshki.com.au, with prices ranging from $59 – $1,699. 

If you know me, prepare to see me in nothing else for the foreseeable future.