Top Womenswear Retailers to Shop Online 2026: Moda Operandi, FWRD, Etc

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Just as you’re loyal to a particular daily moisturizer and can point to one or two footwear brands, from Dolce Vita to Aquazzura, that you’ll never not be obsessed with, so too does every modern, sensible woman need an arsenal of go-to retailers that she can turn to when searching for trending womenswear picks like baggy jeans or versatile classics like a puffer jacket.

The landscape of what’s hot and what’s not is constantly shape-shifting — molded by TikTok influencers and Fashion Week designers alike — so it can be hard to know which fashions are actually worth your hard-earned money at any given point. But shopping from retailers that stock a wide range of brands, honoring diverse budgets and aesthetics, is a fool-proof way of staying in the loop and having direct access to today’s buzziest fashion finds.

Here, our editors will be breaking down the best womenswear retailers to shop online this season and beyond: each one coming with its own perks and unique characteristics. Nordstrom, for instance, lets you build out your look from head to toe — offering everything from shoes and handbags to jewelry and actual clothing pieces. The brand sorts its abundance of bestsellers into helpful categories like “Date Night & Night Out” or “Guest of Wedding,” ensuring you don’t spend ages hunting down an ideal ensemble for the occasion at hand. We love that it has free returns and free shipping always (no order minimum necessary), which is not something a lot of other stockists can say for themselves.

Craving top designers’ latest and greatest only? At Moda Operandi, next-season styles are available via the Trunkshow online platform, which features runway collections sourced directly from the labels in question. (Note: You only have to pay half of a Trunkshow item’s price upfront, with the rest being due when it ships in a matter of months.)

And if you’re looking for an online experience that prioritizes both editorial excellence — through its rich, descriptive onsite copy — and invaluable styling guidance that helps shoppers build out their look with ease, look no further than Net-a-Porter. Everything feels perfectly curated here, right down to the retailer’s rewards program that, at a certain membership tier, assigns clients their very own Personal Shopper — someone who can request sold-out pieces, advise on matters of sizing, and pull a variety of wardrobe staples off their e-hangers after you lay out your dream vision on paper.

Sounds exciting? That’s exactly how searching for the top womenswear to call your own in 2026 should feel, and the shopping destinations we’ve rounded up, from the peak-of-luxury to the Gen Z–approved, will make the whole experience even more rewarding.

Because, if anything, your New Year’s resolution should be to shop in a more deliberate and thoughtful way. And there’s no better place to start than at one of the below brands.

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Nordstrom

Nordstrom is over a hundred years old, and it’s safe to say its 2026 manifestation is nothing like what first entered the world in 1901. On a mission to deliver head-turning styles to everyone — from the amateur athlete looking for a matching set to the mother of the bride who waited too long to find a dress that won’t overshadow her daughter’s — Nordstrom also comes in clutch with its aforementioned free shipping plus free returns policy, not to mention all the perks that come with being a Nordy Club member (think two-day shipping, points on every purchase, and notifications that allow you to snag new arrivals first). Nordstrom is also known to host some of the best sales in the industry, like its Half Yearly Sale, and stocks coveted brands such as Zimmermann, Miu Miu, Nike, Skims, Free People, and Ralph Lauren.

Moda Operandi

Luxury retailer Moda Operandi is a relative newbie, having landed in 2010. Founded by Lauren Santo Domingo, who was an editor at Vogue and the vice president of communications at Carolina Herrera before branching out to do her own thing, Moda Operandi provides one of the most intimate opportunities for everyday consumers to shop straight off designer runways — what with the brand’s Trunkshow discovery platform. That being said, Moda Operandi represents the future of fashion, too, because it’s able to predict what’s about to enter into the zeitgeist (or else be forgotten forever) based on consumer shopping behaviors surrounding Trunkshow selections. A trend forecaster and ready-to-wear powerhouse all in one: What can’t Moda Operandi do?

Net-a-Porter

A women-only fashion stop, Net-a-Porter has a for-men counterpart called Mr Porter (which our editors are equally fond of). Started out of London in 2000, it’s grown to become a globally recognized, premier retailer specializing in designer clothing, beauty, watches, jewelry, footwear, and even home goods. Storytelling is key for the brand, which also runs a successful fashion magazine called Porter, and so is sustainability. To that end, Net-a-Porter spotlights eco-friendly products as part of its “Net Sustain” initiative. To qualify, clothing has to be designed with circularity in mind, as well as manufactured with low impact to the planet and according to fair-trade labor laws. Thanks to all these efforts, you’ll attain peace of mind while shopping fan favorites from Loewe, Khaite, Bottega Veneta, and a myriad of other standout fashion houses.

Amazon Luxury Stores

You likely already spend a considerable amount of time on Amazon — restocking that go-to sunscreen or browsing the site’s top-rated gifts for her that can get to their destination in record time (a godsend for last-minute present purchasers!). But did you know Amazon has a Luxury Stores category, replete with brands you would never associate with it, like Altuzarra, Stella McCartney, and Simkhai? We thought so, which is exactly why it’s our duty to spotlight the Amazon Luxury Stores’ powers in this article. Amazon’s haute couture inventory is only six years old (before 2020, it didn’t have a dedicated vertical for shoppers with expensive tastes). Recently, the retailer partnered up with Saks Fifth Avenue to further expand its high-end offerings across our generation’s top names in fashion.

FWRD & Revolve

We decided to group FWRD and Revolve together because they are sister sites, owned by the Revolve Group. But make no mistake: The two have distinctive identities, to the point of catering to wildly different audiences. While FWRD focuses on heritage designers from Balenciaga to Burberry, Revolve can be viewed as its younger, trend-chasing sister — winning the approval of Gen Z shoppers worldwide with buys from Cult Gaia, Birkenstock, Frankies Bikinis, and Helmut Lang. This segregation serves Revolve Group well, seeing as how business is booming for both subsidiaries. What’s more, FWRD’s creative director right now is none other than Kendall Jenner, a strategic move that has effectively won over the chronically online 20-somethings who are gaining more purchasing power as time goes on. Jenner not only appears in the brand’s campaigns but is also the brain behind its seasonal edits.

Farfetch

Servicing over 190 countries, luxury marketplace Farfetch keeps a keen eye on the brands, boutiques, and department stores that are leading the pack — an awareness that’s helping it oversee one of the most well-rounded collections of top-tier fashions available to shop online in 2026. Fans of modern elegance would be remiss not to check out Farfetch’s top hits from Prada and Jacquemus, and in case this proves a tad bit inaccessible price-wise, the retailer also deals in pre-owned styles. Yes, this is where you can find a used Intrecciato Bottega Veneta purse for a thousand dollars off, as well as marked-down Goyard carryalls, $100 Ulla Johnson dresses, and more. Becoming a member, for free, pays off, as Farfetch’s inner circle gets exclusive access to major happenings like seasonal sales.

Ssense

Montreal-based e-tailer Ssense might not be as widely known as the Nordstroms of the world, but it carries out crucial efforts to connect a younger demographic to avant-garde, emerging brands that might’ve otherwise slipped under their radar. To add to all that, Ssense is considered a leader in tech innovations that make its online shopping experience more sophisticated. Ssense’s cutting-edge AI chatbot, for example, is integrated into ChatGPT and supplies customers — new or returning — with insightful product recommendations informed by descriptions of their ideal sartorial equations, while also answering questions about sizes, colorways, and beyond. Remember how we said Moda Operandi is the future of fashion? Well, Ssense has come to vie for this title, and we’re hooked by what we’re seeing.

Mytheresa

Mytheresa earned its stripes as a brick-and-mortar boutique in 1987, going digital almost two decades later. Since then, it’s been making big waves and cultivating a hefty fan base with fresh-from-the-runway styles and exclusive drops. Courtesy of its personalized customer support, speedy shipping, and compatible app that lets you click into your “greatest hits” wishlist and shop it on the fly, Mytheresa has managed to replicate the kind of tailored-to-you, boutique feeling that marked its genesis in the ’80s — now infused with an unmistakably 21st-century flavor. Far from stale, Mytheresa discoveries on any given day may include a direct-from-Poland Magda Butrym crochet tote or a The Row cashmere turtleneck that you could swear was sold out everywhere else. Want to sneak into Mytheresa’s inner chamber? Sign up for its text alerts to get notified about here-today-gone-tomorrow releases, limited-time collabs, and the like.

Bergdorf Goodman

To wrap things up: an institution by the name of Bergdorf Goodman. Far from a digitally native enterprise, the iconic brand was born all the way back in 1899, at which point it was a mere tailor shop. In 2026, it’s a pivotal player in New York’s luxury fashion circle, whose activities seem to revolve around the Bergdorf Goodman Fifth Avenue flagship that draws quite the refined crowd. But you don’t have to live in the Big Apple or subway down to just below Central Park in order to take advantage of the retailer’s luxury wares. Online exclusives like a pleated shirtdress from McQueen and new arrivals like a crossbody from Saint Laurent tend to be snapped up in a flash, so make it a personal goal this year to peruse Bergdorf Goodman’s virtual shelves with regularity, quickly finding out for yourself that they’re punctuated by gems left and right.

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Meet the Author

Stacia Datskovska is a Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked at ELLE DECOR as an assistant digital editor, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through a design lens. Her bylines over the past five years have appeared in USA Today, Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Prior to joining ELLE DECOR, Datskovska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tentpole sales events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from NYU with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskovska regularly reports on luxury fashions worth your time and where to acquire them online.