These Are the Top 10 Trends in the Fashion Forecast for 2026

The 80s’ is reclaiming the spotlight. Expect sculpted shoulders, baggy power suits and gold cuffs. More than just office wear, it’s luxury pieces designed to make a statement everywhere from the boardroom to the bar.

Utility goes high-fashion is taking over. You can expect pieces like multi-pocket vests, brown linen shirts and field jackets to be dominating the racks. As reported by Marie Claire, this trend leans into rugged practicality, perfect for the adventurous spirit of 2026.

For those seeking a social media detox,"Poetcore," is leading the fashion world. This aesthetic is similar to the academia aesthetic, sporting oversized knits, wool coats, slouchy trousers and loose-fitting ties. It’s a literary look that feels nostalgic for a time well before AI.

Corsets are making a major comeback, and Kim Kardashian is not being credited with it this time. Additionally, “Vogue Scandinavia” notes that high ruffled collars and artful boning are dominating the Spring/Summer 2026 runways. Whether you go full "Pride and Prejudice" or a basic corset, this look is in.

The pencil skirt is out and long balloon skirts are in this upcoming year. Big skirts and silhouettes paired with fitted tops will be the look, creating a whimsical day to night outfit.

While grey is being touted as the "new black" for formal wear, icy blue is the latest color to hit the runways. From frosted outerwear to steel-blue tailoring, this subzero shade is set to ice out the warm tones that have dominated the fashion and beauty industries in recent years.

The Gimme Gummy trend introduces 3D, rubberized nail art and jelly-like accessories. Things like gummy bear charms, 3D textures and Glow-Getter Cat-Eye manicures that create an illusion.

Brooches are officially back, your grandmother can now rejoice. No longer reserved for just the older generations, maximalist vintage pins and crystal clips are being seen on everything from suits and ties to socks. It’s a way to add individuality to any outfit.

The humble trench coat has made its way back onto the runway yet again. Except now, designers are reimagining this staple with statement collars, puffed sleeves and bright liners, turning it from a complement for outfits to the main focal point.

Space-age silhouettes and opalescent finishes are trending as we look toward the future. Expect holographic fabrics and metallic outerwear that feel like they’ve been designed after a sci-fi epic.