Spring 2026 is all about modern tailoring, but with a maximalist edge. Structure is still important, but this season it’s really about texture, proportion, and attitude. Here’s my favorite trends to look incredibly chic.
High Necks, Refined Tailoring
Chloe, Dior, Saint Laurent, Schiaparelli
Tailoring continues to lead, reimagined through high and funnel necklines, sometimes finished with a subtle bow that adds structure and elegance.
The Return of the Low Waist
Chanel, The Attico, Max Mara, Tory Burch
The waistline drops but proportion is everything. Low-rise skirts feel fresh when kept straight, knee-length or longer, and styled with a clean belt. Simplicity is what makes the look modern.
Glossy Over Leather
Mugler, Kate barton, Boss, Ferragamo
For spring, swap heavy leather for liquid-like fabrics that are fluid, softly reflective, and lightweight, bringing movement without losing impact.
Refined ’80s Energy & Bold Prints
The Attico, Chloe, Patou Sergio hudson
Strong shoulders and confident proportions nod to the ’80s, updated with clean lines and restrained styling. Graphic Animal prints still dominate (zebra and leopard lead) joined by bold florals, color blocking for maximum impact.
Texture, Turned Up
Chanel, Stella McCartney, Alaïa, Bottega Veneta
Maximalism is back, and texture does the talking. Feathers, fringe, and tactile finishes are everywhere, styled with simple, minimalist pieces for balance.
The Singular Slit
Alaïa, Coperni, Tom ford, Fendi
The leg peekaboo: a new kind of sensuality: confident, controlled, never overexposed. Whether on pants or a midi skirt, revealing just one leg is enough. The effect is subtle, strong, and undeniably modern.
Leggings Are Back
Coperni, Chloe, Morabito, Zomer
Leggings step in as a key silhouette, worn in a cool yet elevated way, can be perfect to balance the season’s volume-heavy pieces.
The Vintage Twist
Celine, Miu Miu, Kallmeyer, Tod’s
A vintage scarf, worn as a top or tied to a bag, adds instant character. It brings depth, personality, and an effortless sense of history to even the cleanest look.
The Attico
Chloe
Tom Ford
Dior
Mugler
Chanel
Coperni
Coperni
Stella McCartney
Alaïa
Zomer
Ferragamo
Boss
Bottega Veneta
Saint Laurent
Chanel
Chloe
Schiaparelli