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Most common fabrics at London Fashion Week SS26 womenswear: twill (19.7%), satin (18.2%) and jersey (14.0%). Biggest risers: muslin (7.4% → 10.3%), sheer (8.5% → 11.0%) and lace (3.2% → 4.9%).

Also in London womenswear: key items, colors, patterns

Updated October 2, 2026

Top 3 of 19 fabrics

Ranked by share of looks.

Rank, share of looks and change for the other 16 fabrics

This preview shows the numbers for the top three. Each trend below has its own page.

Fabrics in the press

84 of the articles we read on London womenswear discuss its fabrics. Named most: metallic (34 articles), lace (29 articles) and leather (27 articles). Each trend page sets the reports next to its numbers.

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

  1. Cent Magazine · Sep 18, 2025 · Season review

    London Fashion Week Spring Summer 2026, New Trends For You
    • Lace: Bora Aksu used lace trims from Istanbul makers; Toga layered lace and chiffon into sheer dress skirts; Keburia included lace.
    • Taffeta: Bora Aksu mixed faded taffeta with gingham, tulle and organza.
    • Chiffon: Chiffon appeared at Noon by Noor, in Toga skirts and as large flowers at Fam Irvoll.
  2. Grazia · Sep 8, 2025 · Season review

    Here Are All The Highlights From London Fashion Week S/S ’26
    • Velvet: Roksanda showed a chocolate bonded velvet dress; Chopova Lowena made bustled velvet gowns.
    • Satin: Roksanda revived the Margot dress in bonded duchesse satin.
    • Leather: Aaron Esh paired double-breasted suits with skinny leather trousers; Roksanda made bags from slashed leather.
  3. Whitewall · Sep 23, 2025 · Season review

    Rituals of Reinvention at London Fashion Week: Erdem, Harris Reed, and more
    • Lace: Alessandra Rich added Chantilly lace trims to a 1920s-inspired collection.
    • Twill: Emilia Wickstead sculpted silk twill with pleating and sharp cuts.
    • Jacquard: Emilia Wickstead also used a double-warp jacquard.
  4. Wallpaper* · Sep 20, 2025 · Season review

    The standout shows of London Fashion Week S/S 2026
    • Satin: Large satin flowers at Simone Rocha, satin Harrington jackets at Aaron Esh and satin trousers at Fashion East label Nuba.
    • Jersey: Jawara Alleyne layered jersey from his archive with chiffon; Aaron Esh cut A-line dresses and skirts in silk and soft jersey on the bias.
    • Chiffon: Light chiffons mixed with jersey and denim at Jawara Alleyne.
  5. Country & Town House · Sep 23, 2025 · Season review

    All The Highlights From London Fashion Week SS26
    • Lace: Lace overlays at Richard Quinn and Bora Aksu, and lace underlayers beneath armour at Yuhan Wang.
    • Velvet: Richard Quinn balanced lace overlays with velvet trim, alongside tulle ballgowns.
    • Taffeta: Bora Aksu used deadstock cotton, gingham, taffeta and tulle bearing signs of wear.
  6. Numéro Netherlands · Sep 21, 2025 · Season review

    LONDON FASHION WEEK SPRING/SUMMER 2026: DAY 3
    • Lace: Lace was central to Yuhan Wang: lace socks and frilly tiered dresses under strapped-on armour.
    • Jersey: Lueder worked jersey with waxed cotton, denim and ocean-plastic nylon.
    • Denim: Lueder listed denim among its materials.

SS26 womenswear London fabrics in full

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Share of looks per fabric Every look behind each fabric, by designer and city
Rising and fading, top 3 All 19 fabrics, with every sort
– Combinations with colors, fabrics and details
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 fabric trends at London Fashion Week?
By share of looks: twill (19.7%), satin (18.2%), jersey (14.0%).
Which fabrics are rising for spring 2026?
muslin (7.4% → 10.3%), sheer (8.5% → 11.0%), lace (3.2% → 4.9%).
Which fabrics are fading?
twill (22.9% → 19.7%), poplin (7.3% → 5.3%), denim (3.9% → 2.6%).