John Lewis has released its second collaboration with London-based contemporary designer Rejina Pyo for spring/summer 2026.

The 29-piece womenswear collection has been inspired by the 90s ease of icons and features slip dresses, soft tailoring, casual denim and nostalgic strappy mules.

John Lewis said versatility remains at the heart of the range, with each piece designed to be mixed and matched.

The popular blouse from the first collection has been reimagined in a fresh lime shade and with a fitted shape that cinches the waist for a sleeker spring look.

Signature Rejina Pyo details, such as oversized collars and contrast topstitching, appear in the range throughout fluid silhouettes, making them the perfect pieces for summer.

Starting from £55 and going up to £299, John Lewis x Rejina Pyo is available online and in-store at Oxford Street, Peter Jones, Stratford, Leeds and Trafford.

Designer Rejina Pyo said: “For this second collection with John Lewis, the 1990s became a reference point, not in a literal way, but in its attitude: a quiet strength, a simplicity in how pieces are worn and lived in.

“I wanted to explore a sense of ease and natural confidence, something that feels instinctive rather than overworked.”

John Lewis fashion director Rachel Morgans added: “We love collaborating with Rejina and her team, blending our creative styles and passion for quality to create something new and exciting for our audiences.

“My stand out this season is the tailoring, it will last in your wardrobe season after season and you can wear it in multiple ways. It’s the perfect way to add colour to your wardrobe without sacrificing sophistication.”

Last month, John Lewis unveiled its second collaboration with premium British menswear brand Labrum. The 35-piece range featured a mix of denim, tailoring and separates.