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28/05/2026

21/05/2026

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10/05/2026

In Menswear for SS26 we’re seeing a relaxed, intuitive wardrobe where traditional tailoring is broken down and rebuilt with utility and fluidity in mind.

👔On one side, we saw sharper, more structured silhouettes. and brought tailored shirting together with bespoke leather corsetry and sculptural accessories, leaning into the season’s evolving approach to tailoring through strong shape and craftsmanship.

🧥Elsewhere, menswear became more oversized and layered. .g explored elevated utility through technical parkas and layered silhouettes, while earthy washes of green and orange reflected the season’s grounded, natural colour palettes.

🌱🧶That same earth-tone story continued at where naturally dyed creams and burnt oranges softened more fluid, asymmetric silhouettes that felt relaxed, comfortable and easy to wear.

07/05/2026

Our next SS26 trend spotlight turns to Styling, Texture & Detail where accessories became an essential part of the look itself.

💼 Across the season, collections were elevated through layered styling, tactile textures and playful finishing touches that gave each runway a stronger sense of personality.

🦋 leaned fully into theatrical styling with animatronic butterflies woven into the garments, while .official brought stacked jewellery, mixed metals and oversized 90s-inspired sunglasses that added to the fluid, sculptural feel of the collection.

☁️Texture also played a huge role throughout the season. introduced tactile bags finished with fringing, studs and metalwork, while explored oversized fluffy clutch bags that added softness and contrast against sharper silhouettes.

🍒At , styling felt intentionally collected and playful, with layered bracelets, bags and keychains that felt like trinkets gathered over time, adding personality and nostalgia to each look.

05/05/2026

We’re seeing a softer approach to tailoring for SS26. Using a variation of construction methods, soft-focus tailoring offers a fresh, fluid alternative to the rigid ‘power suit’ of recent years.

The .g maxi dress is a perfect example. The pinched waistline pulls the fabric into a focal point, while the dramatic, wide-cut sleeves add architectural shape. With the sharp olive-toned collar, Grays introduces a subtle menswear element, grounding the avant-garde volume in traditional shirt-making techniques.
official plays with contrast, pairing an oversized shimmering check-coat with a liquid-silver column dress. The relaxed, sheer olive button-down has a liquid-like quality, and is paired with a structured cream maxi skirt that provides an architectural anchor.

reimagines the mid-century swing coat, using their signature 3D quilting. The piece acts as a wearable installation, with dropped shoulders and exaggerated buttons to create a deliberate, boxy frame.

In contrast to the season’s softer draping, and lean into the power of precision. Their collection merges traditional tailoring with structured leather corsetry, creating a sharp silhouette that defines the more structural side of this trend.

30/04/2026

In our third SS26 trend spotlight, we turn to Statement Volume, exploring how layering and draping shape maximalist silhouettes with movement and weight.

🌀Designers are using a mix of structured fabrics alongside softer, fluid materials to build volume in unexpected places - experimenting with shape and proportion to create interesting silhouettes that are expressive and full of movement.

uses gothic, stacked layers to create bold, almost architectural shapes.

🎨 takes a more playful route, using volume to create whimsical, expressive silhouettes full of character.

At volume comes through in motion, buoyant trousers and midriff silhouettes that rise and fall, bringing a sense of bounce and rhythm to each look.

And explores waveform through softer structures, with sculptural silhouettes that shift as they move, defined by curved lines and volume. 🌊

26/04/2026

🪡 The second trend story for SS26 takes a more fluid, organic approach to dressing with Artisanal Asymmetry.

This season, designers are embracing the beauty and tactile nature of hand-touched design, creating pieces that feel lived-in yet elevated, defined by wrapped torsos and thoughtful, scarf-like draping.

designs are key to this trend but are ultimately made to last forever, preserving traditional Indian heritage and representing a radical return to nature. Their collection features wrapped neutrals and Grecian-style asymmetry.

Alongside them, leans into their signature tailoring and masters the art of scarf-dressing that feels elevated and ready-to-wear, using denim and elongated fringing for a timeless look.
la champions sustainable function and freedom as the home of the patented drop-seat jumpsuit. This asymmetric design is both functional and liberating, proving that utility doesn’t have to sacrifice style.

Asymmetry runs throughout .official ‘s collection of sexy and sculptural metallic gowns, where each unique silhouette creates a bold, high-fashion statement.

23/04/2026

🖤 Transparency has been a defining theme in recent seasons, but SS26’s sheer looks take on a darker, more deliberate edge - moving past the “naked dressing” conversation of recent years.

Designers use mesh, chiffon and lace to frame the body - from the dramatic, structured mesh columns seen at to the more wearable designs, where sheer fabrics are softened through tailored, body-skimming drapery.

uses dark sheer fabrics to construct airy sleeves that appear weightless, giving an avant-garde look. The menswear includes a dark, multi-tonal suit, adding a utilitarian contrast to the softer women’s pieces.

We have ‘s playful sheer polka-dot gown, enhanced with dramatic ruffled overlays and crystal-encrusted hand embellishments. .official ‘s collection uses dark mesh and sheer tulle to create dramatic, sculptural silhouettes with voluminous tiered skirts and delicate asymmetrical sleeves.

Overall, sheer is less focused on exposure for SS26 season, and more about how fabric is used to frame and define the body.

15/04/2026

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