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Colors, London Fashion Week SS26 womenswear

White appeared in 21.5% of looks at the London Fashion Week SS26 womenswear shows, about the same as SS25 (22.8%). 57 designers showed it across 392 looks.

Share of looks
21.5%
Change vs SS25
−1.3 pts
22.8% → 21.5%
Looks
392
of 1,820
Designers
57
of 62

Number 2 of 24colors by share of looks. Also measured in all cities (19.9%), Paris (18.2%), Milan (20.3%), New York (21.6%). Other seasons: SS27 (30.3%), FW26 (14.2%).

Updated October 2, 2026

Noon by Noor, SS26 womenswear, White, look 22

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TOVE, SS26 womenswear, White, look 32

Looks

11 of 392 looks, across designers.

  • Erdem, look 36
  • Kent & Curwen, look 1
  • Marques'Almeida, look 17
  • Simone Rocha, look 34
  • Bora Aksu, look 4
  • Talia Byre, look 25
  • AK-OK Anamika Khanna, look 38
  • Nanushka, look 26

+381 looks

This page shows a sample. Every look is in T-Fashion, filterable by designer, city and color.

In the press

White came up in 13 articles from WWD, Vogue, Whitewall and 6 more. In the data it was in 21.5% of looks, about the same as SS25 (22.8%).

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

  1. WWD · Sep 22, 2025 · Show review

    Jawara Alleyne Spring 2026: Joy in the Carnival Comedown

    White paired with black formed the base palette, with neon accents added.

  2. Vogue · Sep 21, 2025 · Show review

    Dilara Findikoglu Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear Collection

    The opening group was dressed in white, symbolizing purity and suffocation.

  3. WWD · Sep 21, 2025 · Show review

    Richard Quinn Spring 2026: ‘The Grandeur of Occasion Dressing’

    Richard Quinn placed white tulle beneath a black bustier dress.

  4. Vogue · Sep 20, 2025 · Show review

    Richard Quinn Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear Collection

    White carried the finale of bridal dresses and also featured in the opening collar.

  5. Whitewall · Sep 23, 2025 · Season review

    Rituals of Reinvention at London Fashion Week: Erdem, Harris Reed, and more

    Alessandra Rich and Emilia Wickstead both used white within contrasting palettes.

  6. TheIndustry.fashion · Sep 22, 2025 · Season review

    LFW SS26 Highlights: AKOK, Susan Fang, Ksenia Schnaider and more...

    Edeline Lee used crisp white as the palette shifted beyond pastels.

Designers

Looks with white, by designer.

  1. 1 Kent & Curwen 22
  2. 2 Ashley Williams 17
  3. 3 Fam Irvoll 16

54 more designers

Each with their looks, in T-Fashion. This preview shows the top three.

Ranking

Share of looks among colors. The tick marks SS25.

All 24
  1. 1 Black 23.4%
  2. 2 White 21.5%
  3. 3 Smoke 11.8%

The full ranking of 24 colors

This preview shows the top three.

Worn with

Share of the 392 looks with white that also had each detail.

Garments

  • Dress 31%
  • Top 14%

Fabrics

Patterns

Everything worn with white

This preview shows the top two per group. T-Fashion has every color, garment, detail, fabric and pattern.

White in full

What this page shows and what T-Fashion holds
On this page In T-Fashion
11 looks All 392 looks, filterable by designer, city and color
Top 3 designers All 57 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 white at the London Fashion Week SS26 womenswear shows?
White appeared in 392 looks from 57 designers. That is 21.5% of all looks T-Fashion analyzed for the London Fashion Week SS26 womenswear shows.
Is white a trend for spring 2026?
Steady on the runways. Its share of looks is 21.5%, about the same as SS25 (22.8%).
Which designers showed the most white for SS26?
Kent & Curwen (22 looks), Ashley Williams (17 looks) and Fam Irvoll (16 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.