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Most common fabrics at Milan Fashion Week SS26 womenswear: twill (27.0%), satin (20.5%) and sheer (11.3%). Biggest risers: satin (18.6% → 20.5%), muslin (9.1% → 10.8%) and lace (3.6% → 4.8%).

Also in Milan womenswear: key items, colors, patterns

Updated October 2, 2026

Top 3 of 20 fabrics

Ranked by share of looks.

Rank, share of looks and change for the other 17 fabrics

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

Fabrics in the press

76 of the articles we read on Milan womenswear discuss its fabrics. Named most: leather (37 articles), sheer (26 articles) and denim (24 articles). Each trend page sets the reports next to its numbers.

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

  1. Wallpaper* · Sep 25, 2025 · Season review

    The standout shows of Milan Fashion Week S/S 2026
    • Organza: Sportmax remade tailoring in sheer organza for lightness.
    • Sheer: Sheer robes at Dolce & Gabbana, sheer organza at Sportmax and a sheer sweatsuit at Fendi.
    • Taffeta: Prada added ballooning volumes of colorful taffeta to its uniform-based collection.
  2. Resident · Jan 27, 2026 · Trend report

    Milan Fashion Week 2025: Spring/Summer 2026 Trends Unveiled
    • Jersey: Pierre-Louis Mascia combined silk with light jersey for easy movement; Francesca Liberatore used raw-edge jerseys.
    • Jacquard: Francesca Liberatore used jacquards among heritage bedding fabrics for structured jackets and coats.
    • Chiffon: Afraa Al-Noaimi used chiffon among the fabrics for billowing capes and dresses in a Qatar-inspired capsule.
  3. Marie Claire UK · Sep 25, 2025 · Season review

    Milan Fashion Week SS26 Highlights: Shows, Celebs & Events
    • Organza: Sportmax cut coats, tops and trousers from organza; Max Mara showed sheer organza coats.
    • Metallic: Roberto Cavalli put gold on denim, velvet trousers, lame dresses and swimwear.
    • Denim: Denim was reworked at Elisabetta Franchi and appeared in gold at Roberto Cavalli; Diesel showed lime and purple denim.
  4. PAPER · Oct 15, 2025 · Season review

    Some Great Moments At Milan Fashion Week
    • Organza: Sportmax worked sheer organza into its trench coats, linings and trousers, adding airiness.
    • Lace: Blumarine let lace show from beneath trousers in its dark romantic collection.
    • Satin: Blumarine used frayed satin in delicate, deconstructed dresses.
  5. Because Magazine · Sep 29, 2025 · Season review

    MFW SS26 Highlights: Part 1
    • Jacquard: N°21 included shorts made from brocade.
    • Metallic: N°21 showed gold lamé skirts with pleating.
    • Chiffon: N°21 built layered looks from chiffon and used it for decorative flowers.
  6. Vogue · Sep 28, 2025 · Show review

    Tokyo James Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear Collection
    • Leather: Leather appears as string-woven crochet hats and bags, and as patched heavy trousers with grommet openings.
    • Jersey: Garment-dyed jersey pieces in off-white to gray-green are cut in two layers, stitched together and carefully torn apart.
    • Lace: Nigerian lace features among the separates.

SS26 womenswear Milan 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 20 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 Milan Fashion Week?
By share of looks: twill (27.0%), satin (20.5%), sheer (11.3%).
Which fabrics are rising for spring 2026?
satin (18.6% → 20.5%), muslin (9.1% → 10.8%), lace (3.6% → 4.8%).
Which fabrics are fading?
jersey (13.8% → 9.3%), twill (30.8% → 27.0%), chino (9.0% → 6.5%).