Issue 31: Autumn 2026 | Jade Holland Cooper

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When it comes to Jade Holland Cooper, there is a particular kind of ambition that does not need to announce itself. It is found in the decisions that put the business first; from the £10 million investment in the new headquarters for her team, to the craftsmanship shaping the future of British tailoring, and her extraordinary eye for developing the exceptional.

She’s never graced the cover of Femme Country Magazine until now, and we’re so pleased to have her debut at such an exciting time for the brand. Inside our Autumn 2026 cover story, we unveil the next chapter of Holland Cooper and meet Jade Holland Cooper herself as she successfully builds what comes next.

There is something wonderfully nostalgic about the changing of the seasons, and each turn of the year brings with it a new chapter for our pages to reflect. This Autumn, we have embraced everything we love about the season: from considered style and countryside escapes to craftsmanship, heritage and the stories behind the brands we know and love.

Our much-requested Style Edit explores the wardrobe obsession surrounding The Gentlemen – the series that has seemingly left us all dreaming of country estates, tailored dressing and a life of danger. We also escape to Church Farm Estate’s Shepherd Huts, discovering a wonderfully wild retreat where luxury meets the simplicity of rural life, complete with piglets, ponies and the great outdoors.

Elsewhere, we travel a little further afield to Argentina to uncover the craftsmanship behind renowned leather goods brand Pampeano, before exploring its exciting new partnership with Schooner Scorer and the meeting of two distinctive worlds of design and heritage.

So, whether you’re looking for inspiration to accompany an Autumn retreat, something to leaf through alongside your morning spiced latte, or simply a little countryside escapism, we invite you to settle in and explore our latest issue. And, if we do say so ourselves, this season’s cover is rather beautiful, one you wouldn’t mind keeping on the coffee table long after you’ve finished reading.