Most common colors at London Fashion Week SS26 womenswear: black (23.4%), white (21.5%) and smoke (11.8%). Biggest risers: smoke (6.7% → 11.8%), beige twins (5.7% → 10.1%) and charcoal (2.0% → 5.7%).
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Updated October 2, 2026
Top 10 of 24 colors
Ranked by share of looks.
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
Rank, share of looks and change for the other 14 colors
This preview shows the numbers for the top ten. Each trend below has its own page.
Colors in the press
41 of the articles we read on London womenswear discuss its colors. Named most: black (21 articles), white (13 articles) and baby blue (12 articles). Each trend page sets the reports next to its numbers.
Summaries are written by T-Fashion. Read each article at the source.
Cent Magazine · Sep 18, 2025 · Season review
London Fashion Week Spring Summer 2026, New Trends For You- Baby Blue: Paul Costelloe used sky blue, while Toga included baby blue among its spring colours.
- Blush: Bora Aksu used powder pink; Mark Fast included frosted pink; Noon by Noor chose blossom pink.
- Midnight Blue: Bora Aksu added midnight blue to a palette of soft pastels and contrasting dark tones.
TheIndustry.fashion · Sep 22, 2025 · Season review
LFW SS26 Highlights: AKOK, Susan Fang, Ksenia Schnaider and more...TheIndustry.fashion · Sep 21, 2025 · Season review
LFW SS26 Highlights: Harri, Lueder, Roksanda, Johanna Parv and more...- Sand: Johanna Parv revisited her protective Cover jacket in sandy beige.
- Beige Twins: Johanna Parv used sandy beige for the Cover jacket.
- Ecru: Richard Quinn lightened his palette with cream, while Pauline Dujancourt draped cream knits over skirts.
FashionUnited · Oct 1, 2025 · Trend report
LFW SS26 colour trends: From chartreuse green to chocolate brown and more …- Baby Blue: Ashley Williams used light blue for a dress; Paul Costelloe and Talia Byre used it for outerwear.
- Chocolate: Burberry used deep brown leather; Marta Marques and Paulo Almeida offered a brown taffeta dress; Ahluwalia included a brown trench.
- Mustard: Bora Aksu used mustard for a balloon-sleeved gown; Toga used it for a skirt; Tove offered a long chiffon dress.
Whitewall · Sep 23, 2025 · Season review
Rituals of Reinvention at London Fashion Week: Erdem, Harris Reed, and more- Black: Alessandra Rich and Emilia Wickstead both included black in their palettes.
- White: Alessandra Rich and Emilia Wickstead both used white within contrasting palettes.
- Beige Twins: Alessandra Rich included beige alongside white, black and pastel shades.
Vogue · Sep 19, 2025 · Show review
Natasha Zinko Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear Collection
Rising and fading
Change in share of looks against SS25.
All 24 colors, ranked
This preview shows the top three of each list.
SS26 womenswear London colors in full
| On this page | In T-Fashion |
|---|---|
| Share of looks per color | Every look behind each color, by designer and city |
| Rising and fading, top 3 | All 24 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 Spring 2026 color trends at London Fashion Week?
- By share of looks: black (23.4%), white (21.5%), smoke (11.8%), beige twins (10.1%), chocolate (10.0%), lavender (6.8%), steel (5.9%), charcoal (5.7%), sand (5.7%), taupe (4.8%).
- Which colors are rising for spring 2026?
- smoke (6.7% → 11.8%), beige twins (5.7% → 10.1%), charcoal (2.0% → 5.7%).
- Which colors are fading?
- black (44.9% → 23.4%), midnight blue (6.0% → 2.1%), white (22.8% → 21.5%).