Top Trends of Spring '26

This spring, embrace a life in stripes and rediscover the enduring appeal of this classic pattern. Thick or thin, bold or understated, stripes are ubiquitous across nearly every collection this season — so consider this your cue to lean in this season.

STYLE TIP: Stripe Theory Vertical stripes — as opposed to horizontal hoops — can help visually elongate your silhouette, drawing the eye upwards and making you appear taller.

With its soft, luxurious hand-feel and elegantly weighted drape, suede instantly elevates any look, lending a sense of refinement that’s as appealing to the touch as it is to the eye. Lightweight, unlined versions work beautifully as transitional layers or as the statement piece of an in-between-season outfit.

STYLE TIP: Playing with Suede Don’t wait too long to bust out the suede — lightweight, unlined styles make key layering pieces under a coat or jacket during transitional seasons, too.

Whether used sparingly or worn as an outfit’s focal point, colour is an easy way to bring confidence and personality to your wardrobe this season — and not just on the weekend, either. From the office to after-hours, we’re welcoming everything from soft, muted hues to bold, expressive shades to energize looks and help you stand out from the crowd.

STYLE TIP: Pink is a Neutral Pastel pink underpinnings — like a button-up, tee, or smart sweater — provide a neutral base just the same as a powder blue or off-white variation.

Discover our elevated take on summer casual, drawing inspiration from the effortless sophistication of Europe’s iconic Riviera locales, where sun-soaked ease and understated luxury go hand in hand.

Characterized by relaxed silhouettes, retro-inspired styles, and a refined off-duty attitude, these new warm-weather collections highlight airy linen tailoring, elevated knitwear, premium polos, and lightweight trousers designed for the laid-back luxury lifestyle.

STYLE TIP: Mediterranean Mindset Do as the Mediterraneans do and avoid tight-fitting clothing during the year’s warmest months, instead opting for breezier, more relaxed shapes and silhouettes.