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Biggest risers at SS26 womenswear: charcoal (3.2% → 6.9% of looks), floral (9.8% → 12.3%) and beige twins (8.5% → 10.3%). Most common: twill (25.1%), black (22.1%) and white (19.9%).

Looks
10,412
Designers
286
Trends
226

Updated October 2, 2026

Top of the season

Picked by T-Fashion editors, then the biggest risers.

In the press

We read 430 articles on SS26 womenswear from Vogue, WWD, Who What Wear and 97 more. The trends they named most: leather, sheer, floral, denim and black. The data backs leather (6.2% → 7.0% of looks) and floral (9.8% → 12.3%). Black drew coverage, but its share fell from 45.4% to 22.1% of looks.

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

  1. Vogue · Oct 6, 2025 · Show review

    Chanel Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear Collection

    The first Chanel show by Matthieu Blazy reworked tailoring, tweed and jersey into light, lived-in pieces, with underwear-inspired details and a bag that looks well loved.

  2. Vogue · Oct 6, 2025 · Show review

    Miu Miu Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear Collection

    Miuccia Prada used working-class aprons as the theme, staged in a factory-canteen set. Utility pieces gave way to a lightly romanticized version of the domestic apron in lace, taffeta and leather.

  3. WWD · Oct 6, 2025 · Show review

    Chanel Spring 2026: Reaching for the Stars

    Matthieu Blazy's Chanel debut at the Grand Palais blended borrowed-from-the-boys tailoring with sensual evening pieces, reworking brand codes such as tweed and the 2.55 bag into something lived-in and layered.

  4. WWD · Oct 1, 2025 · Show review

    Dior Spring 2026: Burning Down the House

    Jonathan Anderson's first Dior womenswear show opened with a film about the brand's past and a floating white dress, then offered lightweight shapes, bubble dresses, denim minis and a doll-sized Bar jacket.

  5. Who What Wear · Apr 12, 2026 · Trend report

    They're Here: The 6 Chicest Spring Runway Trends You Can Actually Wear Right Now

    As spring pieces reach stores, six runway ideas are easy to wear now: safari chic, coin belts, colour-blocking, balloon trousers, bolder bohemian looks and heavy fringing.

  6. Marie Claire · Mar 4, 2026 · Trend report

    Denim’s "Anti-Trend" Era Is Here—These Are Spring 2026’s 6 Key Jeans

    Classic denim dominates.

Patterns

The top three by share of looks.

All 7

Fabrics

The top three by share of looks.

All 27

By fashion week

Share of each city's looks.

Spring 2026 Womenswear Trends from the Runways (SS26): share of looks by fashion week
Trend ParisMilanNew YorkLondon
Twill 26.3%27.0%25.3%19.7%
Black 25.3%14.9%21.9%23.4%
White 18.2%20.3%21.6%21.5%

Every trend, city by city

This preview shows the top three.

All 226 trends

Every trend has its own page with runway looks. Rankings and numbers for all of them are in T-Fashion.

Key items 132

SS26 womenswear in full

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Top 3 per list All 226 trends, by rising, most seen and fading
The largest shows All 286 designers, show by show
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– Moodboards, concepts and tech packs from the same looks

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Questions

What are the Spring 2026 womenswear trends?
By share of looks: twill (25.1%), black (22.1%) and white (19.9%).
Which trends are rising at Spring 2026 womenswear?
charcoal (3.2% → 6.9%), floral (9.8% → 12.3%) and beige twins (8.5% → 10.3%).
Which trends are fading for spring 2026?
black (45.4% → 22.1%), twill (28.8% → 25.1%) and jersey (14.9% → 11.6%).
What are the Spring 2026 colors at the womenswear shows?
black (22.1%), white (19.9%) and chocolate (12.1%).
What does share of looks mean?
The number of looks that carry a trend divided by all womenswear looks T-Fashion analyzed in the scope. The change compares it with the same season one year earlier (SS25).