How popular was smoke at the London Fashion Week SS26 womenswear shows?

Smoke appeared in 214 looks from 55 designers. That is 11.8% of all looks T-Fashion analyzed for the London Fashion Week SS26 womenswear shows.

Is smoke a trend for spring 2026?

Rising on the runways. Its share of looks is 11.8%, up from 6.7% in SS25.

Which designers showed the most smoke for SS26?

Richard Quinn (17 looks), Edeline Lee (14 looks) and erdem (11 looks).

How does T-Fashion measure this?

T-Fashion tags every look of every Spring/Summer 2026 show. The share of looks is the number of looks with the color divided by all womenswear looks in the scope. The change compares that share with SS25.

Smoke Color Trend, Spring 2026 · London Fashion Week

Colors, London Fashion Week SS26 womenswear

Smoke appeared in 11.8% of looks at the London Fashion Week SS26 womenswear shows, up from 6.7% in SS25. 55 designers showed it across 214 looks.

Share of looks: 11.8%
Change vs SS25: +5.1 pts; 6.7% → 11.8%
Looks: 214; of 1,820
Designers: 55; of 62

Number 3 of 24colors by share of looks. Also measured in Paris (9.5%), Milan (10.6%), New York (12.6%). Other seasons: FW26 (10.1%).

Updated October 2, 2026

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Looks

11 of 214 looks, across designers.

Edeline Lee, look 11
TOVE, look 14
Susan Fang, look 27
Erdem, look 16
Simone Rocha, look 33
Patrick McDowell, look 21
Paolo Carzana, look 3
Natasha Zinko, look 24

+203 looks

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Designers

Looks with smoke, by designer.

52 more designers

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Ranking

Share of looks among colors. The tick marks SS25.

All 24

1 Black 23.4%
2 White 21.5%
3 Smoke 11.8%

The full ranking of 24 colors

This preview shows the top three.

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Worn with

Share of the 214 looks with smoke that also had each detail.

Garments

Dress 35%
Pants 16%

Fabrics

Sheer 14%
Satin 13%

Patterns

Floral 15%
Abstract 9%

Everything worn with smoke

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More London womenswear trends

All 112

Beige Twins

10.1% of looks · +4.4 pts

Key colors

Charcoal

5.7% of looks · +3.7 pts

Key colors

Ecru

Numbers in T-Fashion

Key colors

Mustard

Numbers in T-Fashion

Key colors

Champagne

Numbers in T-Fashion

Key colors

Smoke in full

What this page shows and what T-Fashion holds
On this page	In T-Fashion
11 looks	All 214 looks, filterable by designer, city and color
Top 3 designers	All 55 designers, each with their looks
Top pairings	Every pairing by color, garment, detail, fabric and pattern
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

How popular was smoke at the London Fashion Week SS26 womenswear shows?: Smoke appeared in 214 looks from 55 designers. That is 11.8% of all looks T-Fashion analyzed for the London Fashion Week SS26 womenswear shows.
Is smoke a trend for spring 2026?: Rising on the runways. Its share of looks is 11.8%, up from 6.7% in SS25.
Which designers showed the most smoke for SS26?: Richard Quinn (17 looks), Edeline Lee (14 looks) and erdem (11 looks).
How does T-Fashion measure this?: T-Fashion tags every look of every Spring/Summer 2026 show. The share of looks is the number of looks with the color divided by all womenswear looks in the scope. The change compares that share with SS25.