Biggest risers at London Fashion Week SS26 womenswear: smoke (6.7% → 11.8% of looks), beige twins (5.7% → 10.1%) and floral (10.8% → 14.8%). Most common: sleeveless dress (24.2%), black (23.4%) and white (21.5%).
- Looks
- 1,820
- Designers
- 62
- Trends
- 112
Updated October 2, 2026
Shown at London Fashion Week, 18–22 September 2025. Fashion week calendar.
Top of the season
The biggest risers.
109 more trends
Ranked, with share of looks and change, in T-Fashion.
In the press
We read 92 articles on London womenswear, SS26 from WWD, Vogue, PAPER and 36 more. The trends they named most: voluminous skirts, metallic, floral, lace and graphic. The data backs floral (10.8% → 14.8% of looks) and lace (3.2% → 4.9%). Graphic drew coverage, but its share fell from 3.9% to 3.5% of looks.
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WWD · Sep 25, 2025 · Show review
Harri Spring 2026: Reasoning With RubberHarri turned its latex drama toward a first full ready-to-wear range, adding shirts, trenches, wide trousers, jeans, gilets and knits; the review sees commercial promise but room to become more elevated.
WWD · Sep 23, 2025 · Show review
Charlie Constantinou Spring 2026: Knight and DayCharlie Constantinou mixed his utility-minded clothing with medieval knight references, including shoulder-armor tops, epaulettes and knee details, in a palette that moved from dark tones to bright purple and blue.
Vogue · Sep 22, 2025 · Show review
Burberry Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear CollectionDaniel Lee brought Burberry back to Perks Field with a music-driven collection: slimmer silhouettes, reworked trench coats, and 1960s and 70s band and fan references.
Vogue · Sep 22, 2025 · Show review
Ashish Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear CollectionAshish Gupta staged a dance-led show with Linder Sterling, framed as a last party in the world. Sequined garments for men and women ran in check, tie-dye and Shibori patterns.
PAPER · Sep 26, 2025 · Season review
Some Great Moments At London Fashion Week Spring 2026Editors pick highlights of the London week, including H&M, Burberry, Apujan and Leo Prothmann, with notes on staging, materials and storytelling.
Who What Wear · Sep 24, 2025 · Trend report
These Are the 4 London Fashion Week Trends That You'll See Everywhere in 2026Four themes from London for spring 2026: deliberately undone styling, neon brat green, a coquette revival and oversized layered belts, with examples from named designers.
Colors
The ten most worn, with share of looks and the closest Pantone code.
Black 23.4%
19-0303 TCX −21.5 pts
White 21.5%
17-4919 TCX −1.3 pts
Smoke 11.8%
12-4806 TCX +5.1 pts
Beige Twins 10.1%
13-4308 TCX +4.4 pts
Chocolate 10.0%
19-1214 TCX +1.7 pts
Lavender 6.8%
16-0952 TCX +2.2 pts
Steel 5.9%
14-1323 TCX +1.4 pts
Charcoal 5.7%
19-0205 TCX +3.7 pts
Sand 5.7%
16-1260 TCX +1.8 pts
Taupe 4.8%
12-0908 TCX +0.5 pts
The rest of the palette, by hue
Blush
Dusty Rose
Rose
Olive
Baby Blue
Bronze
Champagne
Camel
Midnight Blue
Nordic Blue
Mocha
Mustard
Ecru
Sage
Share of looks, change and Pantone for all 24 colors
This preview shows the numbers for the top ten only.
Rising and fading
Change in share of looks against SS25.
All 112 trends, ranked
This preview shows the top three of each list.
Garments
Share of looks. The tick marks SS25.
- 1 Sweatshirt 3.6%SS25 3.9%
- 2 Jeans 3.5%SS25 3.0%
- 3 Shirts 8.9%SS25 10.1%
All 14 garment categories
This preview shows the top three.
Key items
The top three by share of looks.
Sleeveless Dress
24.2% of looks · −2.6 pts
Wide Leg Pants
13.2% of looks · +1.4 pts
Mini Dress
13.1% of looks · −3.7 pts
61 more key items
Ranked, with share of looks and change, in T-Fashion.
Patterns
The top three by share of looks.
Floral
14.8% of looks · +4.0 pts
Abstract
12.4% of looks · +3.6 pts
Striped
6.2% of looks · −1.3 pts
2 more patterns
Ranked, with share of looks and change, in T-Fashion.
Fabrics
The top three by share of looks.
Twill
19.7% of looks · −3.2 pts
Satin
18.2% of looks · −0.5 pts
Jersey
14.0% of looks · −0.3 pts
16 more fabrics
Ranked, with share of looks and change, in T-Fashion.
Designers
The largest shows by number of looks.
All 112 trends
Every trend has its own page with runway looks. Rankings and numbers for all of them are in T-Fashion.
Key items 64
- A-Line Skirts
- Above The Knee Shorts
- Asymmetric Hem Dress
- Asymmetric Hem Skirts
- Baggy Pants
- Blazer
- Buttoned Front Dress
- Cinched Dress
- Collarless Jacket
- Corset Dress
- Cropped Jacket
- Cropped Top
- Double Pleated Pants
- Draped Dress
- Drop Shoulder Jacket
- Fitted Top
- Floor Length Pants
- Gathered Skirts
- Harem Pants
- High-Rise Pants
- High-Rise Shorts
- High-Rise Skirts
- Hip Length Blouse
- Hip Length Sweater
- Hip Length T-Shirts
- Long Sleeve Sweater
- Longline Coat
- Longline Jacket
- Loose Shorts
- Low-Rise Skirts
- Maxi Skirts
- Micro Dress
- Micro Shorts
- Mid-Rise Shorts
- Mini Dress
- Mini Skirts
- Overcoat
- Oversized Coat
- Oversized Jacket
- Puff Sleeve Dress
- Pullover Sweater
- Relaxed Dress
- Relaxed Skirts
- Relaxed T-Shirts
- Set In Sleeve Coat
- Set In Sleeve Jacket
- Shift Dress
- Skinny Pants
- Skinny Shorts
- Sleeveless Dress
- Slit Dress
- Straight Cut Pants
- Straight Hem Jeans
- Straight Sleeve Sweater
- Straight Sleeve T-Shirts
- Strapless Dress
- Strapless Top
- Tailored Pants
- Tank Top
- Top Collar Jacket
- V Neck Dress
- Voluminous Skirts
- Wide Leg Pants
- Zip Up Jacket
Colors 24
SS26 womenswear London in full
| On this page | In T-Fashion |
|---|---|
| A sample of looks per trend | All 1,820 looks |
| Top 3 per list | All 112 trends, by rising, most seen and fading |
| The largest shows | All 62 designers, show by show |
| Snapshot as of the last update | Updated as each show is analyzed |
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Questions
- What are the London Fashion Week Spring 2026 trends?
- By share of looks at the September 2025 shows: sleeveless dress (24.2%), black (23.4%) and white (21.5%).
- Which trends are rising at London Fashion Week Spring 2026?
- smoke (6.7% → 11.8%), beige twins (5.7% → 10.1%) and floral (10.8% → 14.8%).
- Which trends are fading for spring 2026?
- black (44.9% → 23.4%), midnight blue (6.0% → 2.1%) and mini dress (16.8% → 13.1%).
- What are the Spring 2026 colors at London Fashion Week?
- black (23.4%), white (21.5%) and smoke (11.8%).
- 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).