# Caramel Color Trend, Fall 2026 · New York Fashion Week

Source: https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/new-york/caramel
Data refreshed: October 2, 2026

Caramel is one of the 25 colors T-Fashion measured at the New York Fashion Week FW26 womenswear shows. The page shows runway looks and press coverage; its share of looks, change against FW25 and the designers behind it are in T-Fashion.

Share of looks, change against FW25, rank, designers and cities for this trend are in T-Fashion: [get access](https://tfashion.ai/book-demo).

## Other seasons

- [SS27](https://tfashion.ai/runway/ss27/new-york/caramel)
- [SS26](https://tfashion.ai/runway/ss26/new-york/caramel)

## Runway looks

11 runway looks. Every look is in T-Fashion.

- Donna Karan look 19, New York: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/fall-winter-2026/new-york/donna-karan/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0019-b77e20f9.jpg?format=auto&width=640
- Cinq À Sept look 8, New York: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/fall-winter-2026/new-york/cinq-a-sept/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0008-7b825615.jpg?format=auto&width=640
- Ulla Johnson look 26, New York: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/fall-winter-2026/new-york/ulla-johnson/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0026-c07c2ef0.jpg?format=auto&width=640
- Bronx & Banco look 1, New York: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/fall-winter-2026/new-york/bronx-banco/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0001-248f8f88.jpg?format=auto&width=640
- Michael Kors Collection look 25, New York: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/fall-winter-2026/new-york/michael-kors-collection/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0025-4e91c75e.jpg?format=auto&width=640
- Lafayette 148 look 3, New York: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/fall-winter-2026/new-york/lafayette-148/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0003-fc3180a4.jpg?format=auto&width=640
- Alejandra Alonso Rojas look 12, New York: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/fall-winter-2026/new-york/alejandra-alonso-rojas/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0012-e31371fd.jpg?format=auto&width=640
- Pamella Roland look 15, New York: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/fall-winter-2026/new-york/pamella-roland/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0015-e0c22888.jpg?format=auto&width=640
- A. Potts look 1, New York: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/fall-winter-2026/new-york/a-potts/ready_to_wear/photos/0001-7c1c4baa.jpg?format=auto&width=640
- Private Policy look 10, New York: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/fall-winter-2026/new-york/private-policy/ready_to_wear/photos/0010-8ea96170.jpg?format=auto&width=640
- Bevza look 3, New York: https://assets.tfashion.ai/v3/images/fashion-weeks/shows/fall-winter-2026/new-york/bevza/ready_to_wear_womenswear/photos/0003-8ee5e279.jpg?format=auto&width=640

## FAQ

**Is caramel a trend for fall 2026?**

T-Fashion measured caramel among the 25 colors at the New York Fashion Week FW26 womenswear shows. Its share of looks, its change against FW25, its rank and the designers who showed it are in T-Fashion.

**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 womenswear looks in the scope. The change compares that share with FW25.

## Related trends

- [Black](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/new-york/black): 56.4% of looks
- [Chocolate](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/new-york/chocolate): 23.2% of looks
- [Wine](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/new-york/wine): 2.3% of looks
- [Midnight Blue](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/new-york/midnight-blue): 6.1% of looks
- [Rust](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/new-york/rust)
- [Pine Green](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/new-york/pine-green)
- [Beige Twins](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/new-york/beige-twins): 7.7% of looks
- [Ecru](https://tfashion.ai/runway/fw26/new-york/ecru)

This page is a preview. Every look, the full ranking and the designer and city breakdowns are in T-Fashion: [get access](https://tfashion.ai/book-demo).