Fall-Winter 2026/27 Fashion Trends

The new winter season invites us to rediscover the pleasure of carefully crafted fashion, where the silhouette takes center stage once again and every detail can make a difference.

The jacket is once again one of the season’s major themes, leaving room for more personal interpretations. Tailoring is expressed through precise cuts, sophisticated construction, and details capable of transforming a jacket into a true design statement. In outerwear, volume takes center stage and becomes dramatic: wide sleeves, enveloping shapes, capes, and soft silhouettes create an elegant flow. Among the new trends, oversized kimono sleeves evoke the sophisticated charm of the 1920s.

Autumn’s femininity is expressed above all through draping. The fabric crosses over, wraps around, follows the body, and enhances it—a sartorial gesture that evokes vintage charm, reinterpreted with a contemporary sensibility. Alongside draping, slip dresses return to the forefront with their fluid and sensual silhouettes. Light and feminine, they follow the body without constricting it and bring back to the wardrobe that refined lingerie-inspired aesthetic that continues to engage with contemporary fashion.

And it is precisely these diagonals and asymmetries that become a key feature of the season: irregular hems, slanted cuts, and lengths that seem to flow around the body bring dynamism even to the most minimalist silhouettes. Leather is among the stars of the fall season, a material to be enjoyed in many forms: capes and jackets, but also dresses and pants. A bold and sophisticated material, it takes on new expressions when paired with feminine lines, draping, and softer constructions. Suede, on the other hand, brings a softer sensuality and a free spirit, with fringes and country-boho vibes.

The past continues to inspire fashion through styles with a more historical character: from the Napoleonic jacket, with its bold and aristocratic charm, to silhouettes that evoke the 1920s. And the shirtdress is back—a timeless classic capable of spanning eras and reinventing itself each time.

Fabrics and colors remain key to defining a garment’s character: wool, velvet, leather, and suede, as well as full denim and deep, rich floral prints, which lend a sophisticated, almost painterly quality even to the most minimalist outfits. Alongside the deep, autumnal hues, intense colors and jewel tones make an appearance, capable of brightening even the most austere silhouettes.