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Colors, London Fashion Week FW26 menswear

Chocolate appeared in 15.1% of looks at the London Fashion Week FW26 menswear shows, down from 19.6% in FW25. 23 designers showed it across 64 looks.

Share of looks
15.1%
Change vs FW25
−4.5 pts
19.6% → 15.1%
Looks
64
of 423
Designers
23
of 25

Number 4 of 9colors by share of looks. Also measured in all cities (27.4%), Paris (26.1%), Milan (34.2%), New York (22.7%), Copenhagen (32.2%). Other seasons: SS27 (12.2%), SS26 (16.1%).

Updated October 2, 2026

Burberry, FW26 menswear, Chocolate, look 19

19-1214 TCX, #5C3E35

Ahluwalia, FW26 menswear, Chocolate, look 1

Looks

11 of 64 looks, across designers.

  • Roksanda, look 2
  • Tove, look 42
  • Steve O Smith, look 7
  • Labrum London, look 4
  • Charlie Constantinou, look 24
  • Toga, look 18
  • Emilia Wickstead, look 2
  • London College Of Fashion, look 36

+53 looks

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In the press

Chocolate came up in 2 articles from Vogue and 1 Granary. In the data it was in 15.1% of looks, down from 19.6% in FW25.

Summaries are written by T-Fashion. Read each article at the source.

  1. Vogue · Feb 21, 2026 · Show review

    Derrick Fall 2026 Menswear Collection

    Derrick cut tailored wool trousers in brown alongside olive and gray versions.

  2. 1 Granary · Feb 21, 2026 · Show review

    LCF MA FASHION 2026: THE BODY UNDER PRESSURE

    Kechen Yu at London College of Fashion used dark brown among the colors of anatomy-inspired men's tailoring.

Designers

Looks with chocolate, by designer.

  1. 1 Charlie Constantinou 11
  2. 2 Labrum London 6
  3. 3 ahluwalia 5

20 more designers

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Ranking

Share of looks among colors. The tick marks FW25.

All 9
  1. 1 Black 60.8%
  2. 2 White 17.7%
  3. 3 Smoke 15.4%
  1. 4 Chocolate 15.1%

Worn with

Share of the 64 looks with chocolate that also had each detail.

Garments

  • Pants 50%
  • Jacket 25%

Fabrics

Patterns

Everything worn with chocolate

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More London menswear trends

All 39
London College Of Fashion, FW26 menswear, Sand, look 6

Sand

9.9% of looks · +4.9 pts

Key colors
London College Of Fashion, FW26 menswear, Smoke, look 22

Smoke

15.4% of looks · +5.3 pts

Key colors
Derrick, FW26 menswear, Midnight Blue, look 9

Midnight Blue

10.4% of looks · +3.4 pts

Key colors
Central Saint Martins M.a., FW26 menswear, Taupe, look 78

Taupe

7.6% of looks · +0.9 pts

Key colors
Charlie Constantinou, FW26 menswear, Charcoal, look 1

Charcoal

9.0% of looks · +0.2 pts

Key colors

Chocolate in full

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Top 3 designers All 23 designers, each with their looks
Top pairings Every pairing by color, garment, detail, fabric and pattern
Snapshot as of the last update Updated as each show is analyzed
– Moodboards, concepts and tech packs from the same looks

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Questions

How popular was chocolate at the London Fashion Week FW26 menswear shows?
Chocolate appeared in 64 looks from 23 designers. That is 15.1% of all looks T-Fashion analyzed for the London Fashion Week FW26 menswear shows.
Is chocolate a trend for fall 2026?
Fading on the runways. Its share of looks is 15.1%, down from 19.6% in FW25.
Which designers showed the most chocolate for FW26?
Charlie Constantinou (11 looks), Labrum London (6 looks) and ahluwalia (5 looks).
How does T-Fashion measure this?
T-Fashion tags every look of every Fall/Winter 2026 show. The share of looks is the number of looks with the color divided by all menswear looks in the scope. The change compares that share with FW25.