January is passing, but in the fashion world, the clock is already counting down the days to the new trends. We're talking about Spring/Summer 2026, when designer collections promise a fresh wave of creativity and bold solutions that will revolutionize our ideas about style.
Drama Reigns
For the season, the key word is definitely "drama". Brands like Loewe, Chanel, and Balenciaga are betting on the "more is more" concept, offering looks that will attract attention rather than blend into the crowd. A carefree attitude towards style remains at the forefront. Can you imagine chili-red vinyl combined with pleated skirts or tiered cuts? This is the perfect way to turn an ordinary t-shirt or tank top into a fashion statement that will not go unnoticed.
Colors and Flowers
Floral motifs are returning, but now with a slightly kitsch touch. Think of the saturated primary colors of Celine or the retro prints of the 50s in the Chloé collection. The best advice? Incorporate these flowers early into your wardrobe, combining them with contrasting socks and short cardigans. This way you will get the most out of this charming trend.
Delicacy and Strength
Delicate camisoles and fine lingerie are becoming increasingly relevant. Chanel and Victoria Beckham invite us to wear something sensual. However, if you feel too fragile, add character with a leather biker jacket and pair it with your favorite denim. The balance between fragility and strength is a key factor for this season.
Workwear - but more refined
From the utilitarian jumpsuits of Prada to the leather aprons at Miu Miu, workwear seems to challenge us to master a new craft. The blue workwear wardrobe also appears in cleaner versions - like the elegant polo and shirt combinations at Bottega Veneta. These combinations prove that practicality can be extremely stylish.
Return to the 18th Century
Prepare for a journey back in time, to the court of Marie Antoinette. Corsets, bloomers and crinolines will dictate the fashion taste in Spring/Summer 2026. Erdem, Dior and Simone Rocha are just some of the designers who lead this trend on the runway. In an urban environment, it turns into ruffled shirts and richly decorated jackets with a Napoleonic touch.
A Celebration of Colors
The runways are reminiscent of a (extremely chic) children's box of crayons. Expect unexpected color combinations: emerald green with lemon yellow and orange at Loewe, purple with powder pink at Prada. The key is to add a neutral element, even a small one, that gives a finished and elegant look.
What will you choose for the upcoming season? Will you dare to experiment with colors or will you opt for the classics?