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Biggest risers at SS27 womenswear: straight skirts (5.1% → 10.3% of looks), white (23.7% → 28.4%) and dropped dress (0.6% → 4.9%). Most common: black (35.2%), Avant-Garde (32.5%) and white (28.4%).

Looks
12,320
Designers
359
Trends
317

Updated October 18, 2026

Top of the season

Picked by T-Fashion editors, then the biggest risers.

In the press

We read 523 articles on SS27 womenswear from Vogue, The Business of Fashion, WWD and 76 more. The trends they named most: sheer, floral, blazer, black and white. The data backs floral (11.4% → 14.2% of looks) and white (23.7% → 28.4%). Black (35.2%) held steady.

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

  1. Vogue · Oct 14, 2026 · Trend report

    The Top Trends of the Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Season Span Skirts, Bra Tops, and Misfit Glamour

    The season review connects lighter fabrics and exposed lingerie with heat. Skirts, decorated denim and deliberately irregular styling also stand out.

  2. Vogue · Oct 9, 2026 · Season review

    Sex and the Cities: How Each Fashion Capital Interpreted Sex for Spring 2027

    The report compares informal exposure in New York with intellectual styling in Milan and more direct sensuality in Paris.

  3. The Business of Fashion · Sep 27, 2026 · Season review

    Milan Day Five: The Shape of Identity

    BoF's day-five review frames four shows around identity, from Louise Trotter's lighter Bottega Veneta and Maximilian Davis's mature 1940s Ferragamo to Dolce & Gabbana's heirloom mix and Act N.1.

  4. WWD · Sep 22, 2026 · Season review

    Erdem, Simone Rocha, Steve O Smith Wow Buyers at Spring 2027 London Fashion Week

    Retail buyers review London SS27, naming Erdem and Simone Rocha as favorites and noting a turn to color, romance and lingerie codes.

  5. The Business of Fashion · Sep 16, 2026 · Season review

    In New York, Sad Clowns, Bright Colours, Furry Dresses and More

    Lynn Yaeger's NYFW roundup notes a cautious mood, from Calvin Klein's pared-back basics and Coach's melancholy trenches to bright color at Lii and DVF and Thom Browne's insect fantasy.

  6. WWD · Sep 14, 2026 · Season review

    Quick Takes From the Spring 2027 Luxury and Alternative Collections at NYFW

    Short WWD reviews of smaller New York spring 2027 shows and presentations, including runway debuts and returns, covering labels such as 6397, Jane Wade, R13 and Grace Ling.

Patterns

The top three by share of looks.

All 14

Fabrics

The top three by share of looks.

All 30

By fashion week

Share of each city's looks.

Spring 2027 Womenswear Trends from the Runways (SS27): share of looks by fashion week
Trend ParisMilanNew YorkLondon
Black 38.0%31.8%34.2%33.0%
Avant-Garde 37.8%24.6%24.3%43.3%
White 24.1%26.3%32.2%30.2%

Every trend, city by city

This preview shows the top three.

All 317 trends

Every trend has its own page with runway looks. Rankings and numbers for all of them are in T-Fashion.

Key items 148

SS27 womenswear in full

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Questions

What are the Spring 2027 womenswear trends?
By share of looks: black (35.2%), Avant-Garde (32.5%) and white (28.4%).
Which trends are rising at Spring 2027 womenswear?
straight skirts (5.1% → 10.3%), white (23.7% → 28.4%) and dropped dress (0.6% → 4.9%).
Which trends are fading for spring 2027?
loose pants (11.5% → 3.0%), chino (6.7% → 1.5%) and mini dress (9.8% → 4.8%).
What are the Spring 2027 colors at the womenswear shows?
black (35.2%), white (28.4%) and chocolate (5.9%).
What does share of looks mean?
The number of looks that carry a trend divided by all womenswear looks T-Fashion analyzed in the scope. The change compares it with the same season one year earlier (SS26).