15 Trends from Fashion Month That We Can't Stop Thinking About

Nicole FrittonFri, March 13, 2026 at 9:35 PM UTC

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Our Top 15 Trends from the Fall 2026 RunwaysGetty Images / Launchmetrics

The fall collections delivered a wave of bold new fashion ideas. Designers offered fresh interpretations of familiar classics: straight-laced skirt suits shed of their stiffness, becoming lighter and more modern; Art Deco–inspired dresses reimagined with intricate embellishments and in unexpected fabrics.

They also embraced a new kind of opulence, turning to animal prints and bows—warped into new shapes, blown up to dramatic proportions, or transformed into swaying fringe. Ruffles were tucked beneath peplums and sumptuous velvet draping added romance, while futuristic materials like PVC, rubber, and fiberglass all made appearances.

There were moments of genuine restraint—flashes of white layered over beige and plenty of easy bomber jackets—but on balance, the new season is challenging us all to take a sartorial leap. If you’re feeling even a hint of Carolyn Bessette Kennedy minimalism fatigue at the moment, then consider these collections a worthy antidote. They were bigger, bolder, and sexier than what we’ve seen in a good while—and unapologetically glamorous.

Below, the 13 trends set to define fall—and well worth trying on for size.

The Skirt Set

Hodakova, Chanel, Tom Ford, Lanvin, Proenza Schouler, Marc Jacobs.Getty Images/ Launchmetrics

The skirt suit returns in every iteration: belted, colorful, and ready for day or evening.

Think Pink (And Red)

Alaïa, Celine, Prada, Balenciaga, Matières Fécales, Akris, Vaquera.Getty Images / Launchmetrics

Scarlett, fuschia, and punchy pink tones bring lipstick-level color to this season's silhouettes.

The Modern Train

Diotima, McQueen, Kallmeyer, Christian Dior, Gabriela Hearst, Loewe, Michael Kors.Getty Images / Launchmetrics

Not just for evening anymore, the train now floats on satin tops, lace skirts, and tuxedo jackets, adding drama to every look.

Futuristic Fabrics

Loewe, Chanel, Saint Laurent, Tom Ford, Bottega Veneta.Getty Images / Launchmetrics

High-tech textures from silicone-coated tweed to fiberglass fringe reinvent classic shapes.

Bloom Boom

Kallmeyer, Chanel, Khaite, Dior, Saint Laurent, Altuzarra, Simone Rocha.Getty Images/Launchmetrics

Floral broaches bring botanical charm to blazers and dresses. Chanel's version from Le Marie takes it to the next level.

Modern Velvet

Giorgio Armani, Givenchy, Valentino, Lanvin, Balenciaga, Rick Owens.Getty Images / Launchmetrics

Cutouts and draping give velvet a refresh in asymmetrical tops, classic coats, and draped dresses.

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Vintage Revival

Chanel, Valentino, Rabanne, Miu Miu, Lanvin, Ferragamo.Getty Images / Launchmetrics

Evening wear takes inspiration from the '30s with dropped waists, satin, soft ruffles, and embroidered details.

The New Pair

Celine, Bottega Veneta, Calvin Klein, Issey Miyake, Tory Burch, Tod’s.Getty Images/ Launchmetrics

White and beige layering transforms minimalism into a statement look.

Print Power

Bottega Veneta, Carolina Herrera, Celine, Tom Ford, Givenchy.Getty Images/ Launchmetrics

Statement-making animal prints coats bring texture and impact to outerwear.

All Tied Up

Christian Dior, Simona Rocha, Givenchy, Comme des Garçons.Getty Images / Launchmetrics

Oversized, delicate, and sculptural bows adorn day and evening looks for a playful take on femininity.

Asymmetry

Alaïa, Bottega Veneta, Christian Dior.Getty Images/Launchmetrics

Asymmetrical, layered, cascading edges create movement in new coat shapes.

Bold Checks

Celine, Chloé, Dries Van Noten, Louis Vuitton.Getty Images/Launchmetrics

Capes, coats, and separates get an update with oversized blanket plaids.

Ruffle Up

Bottega Veneta, Alaïa, Dior.Getty Images/Launchmetrics

Jackets, skirts, and dresses take on new dimensions with sculptural layered ruffles.

Night Bloom

Christian Dior, Ralph Lauren, Givenchy, Dries Van Noten, Erdem.Getty Images/Launchmetrics

Dark, bold florals bring depth and drama to evening dresses with fringe, coats with matching boots, and skirts.

Flight Mode

Isabel Marant, Balenciaga, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Hermes.Getty Images/Launchmetrics

Elevated fabrics and fresh proportions make the bomber this season's most important jacket silhouette.

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