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Most common colors at Paris Fashion Week FW26 womenswear: black (56.5%), chocolate (22.3%) and white (10.3%). Biggest risers: charcoal (6.4% → 9.4%), chocolate (20.2% → 22.3%) and pine green (1.7% → 2.5%).

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Updated October 2, 2026

Colors in the press

53 of the articles we read on Paris womenswear discuss its colors. Named most: black (34 articles), burgundy (11 articles) and chocolate (9 articles). Each trend page sets the reports next to its numbers.

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

  1. The Zoe Report · Mar 7, 2026 · Show review

    Hermès' Fall/Winter 2026 Show Captured The Quiet Magic Of Twilight
    • Burgundy: Rich burgundy appeared in leather mini dresses and in a jodhpur bodysuit, set against bright lime knits.
    • Mustard: Jodhpur bodysuits came in burgundy and mustard colorways.
    • Navy: Hermès evoked nighttime through navy, black, gray, and forest green.
  2. 10 Magazine · Mar 7, 2026 · Show review

    Lanvin: Ready-To-Wear FW26
    • Charcoal: The restrained palette leaned on charcoal, slate and deep brown.
    • Steel: Lanvin used slate alongside charcoal and deep brown in a restrained opening palette.
    • Chocolate: Lanvin included deep brown alongside dark gray tones.
  3. Vogue · Mar 7, 2026 · Show review

    Elie Saab Fall 2026 Ready-to-Wear Collection
    • Champagne: The 1950s-style lace dress was shown in champagne.
    • Black: Black appeared in a tuxedo coat, croc-stamped skirt and trousers, and the final organza dress.
    • Burgundy: Elie Saab used oxblood velvet for a bustier and pencil-skirt combination.
  4. Coveteur · Mar 3, 2026 · Show review

    Austerity & Architecture At Saint Laurent
    • Chocolate: Suits and lace appeared in chocolate shades, next to rust and mahogany tones.
    • Rust: A brown-toned section moved from chocolate to rust, orange and mahogany.
    • Sage: Saint Laurent offered lace mini dresses in dark sage.
  5. Whitewall · Mar 11, 2026 · Season review

    Fall Winter 2026: Texture, Metallic Accents, and Materials
    • Beige Twins: Zadig&Voltaire included beige alongside black, white, blue, red, and military green.
    • Charcoal: Isabel Marant anchored its daywear in anthracite and black, adding red and blue accents.
    • White: Shiatzy Chen paired white with green and red, referencing foods with Chinese cultural meaning.
  6. The Impression · Show review

    Gabriela Hearst Fall 2026 Fashion Show Review
    • Camel: The opening palette ran from camel through cream to chocolate and black.
    • Chocolate: Chocolate featured in the main palette alongside camel, cream and black.
    • Ecru: Gabriela Hearst used cream in its opening neutral palette.

FW26 womenswear Paris colors in full

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Share of looks per color Every look behind each color, by designer and city
Rising and fading, top 3 All 32 colors, with every sort
Closest Pantone code The full tone palette of each color
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

What are the Fall 2026 color trends at Paris Fashion Week?
By share of looks: black (56.5%), chocolate (22.3%), white (10.3%), charcoal (9.4%), steel (7.5%), beige twins (5.8%), taupe (5.4%), sand (3.7%), midnight blue (3.7%), scarlet (3.1%).
Which colors are rising for fall 2026?
charcoal (6.4% → 9.4%), chocolate (20.2% → 22.3%), pine green (1.7% → 2.5%).
Which colors are fading?
black (62.0% → 56.5%), white (14.5% → 10.3%), mocha (3.5% → 2.1%).