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Need a spring wardrobe refresh? Look no further — we’ve rounded up the newest looks straight from the runways and paired them with local options that deliver the same trendy results. Designers have delivered collections full of energy, showcasing looks you’ll actually want to wear this season. That means: much-needed pops of color and pattern, thoughtful details, and a fresh mix of classic shapes and modern textures. Ready to step into the season? Here are the pieces leading the way.
ELEVATED PREP
The trend that’s a carryover from the past few seasons gets a fresh update, with combinations that are less university-quad and more effortless Parisian street style.
Runway Look: Akris
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IT’S ALL IN THE DETAILS…
Embroidery, embellishment, studs — details that bring texture and interest to any silhouette are everywhere this season, from accessories to outerwear. Pick your favorite and lean into this trend.
Runway Look: Etro
IN THE LIMELIGHT
Perhaps an unexpected color trend, but bold shades of lime and chartreuse are finding their place on Spring 2026 runways. Don’t let this vivid shade intimidate you — balance the look with neutrals or classic dark denim.
Runway Look: Tibi
RUBY RED
Ruby red — along with every variation — tops the list of mood-boosting hues, perfectly aligned with this season’s love of primary colors. How to style it? Try unexpected pairings, with pistachio or periwinkle for a fresh, modern twist.
Runway Look: Fendi
FLORALS FOR SPRING?
Florals for spring may not impress Miranda Priestly, but this season’s versions just might do the trick. Bold, 1950s-inspired blooms paired with feminine silhouettes — like those seen at the Chloe 2026 collection — offer a perfect example for how to approach this trend.
Runway Look: Chloe
BUTTERY YELLOW
While other yellows have made their debut, soft butter yellow continues to hold strong this season. This gentler shade feels more refined than its brighter counterparts, especially when styled in soft silhouettes and fluid layers.
Runway Look: Ujoh
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CLASSIC CARDIGANS
Perhaps they already have a spot in your closet, but this buttonedup style is making a comeback for Spring 2026. Wear it on its own, keep it in your bag as an extra layer or drape it over your shoulders for an effortless look.
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Runway Look: Missoni
LADYLIKE HANDBAGS
Among the many handbag trends this season, understated and ladylike styles remain a constant. Clean lines, and structured, timeless shapes continue to lead the way — pieces that elevate any outfit without overpowering it.
Runway Look: Celine
CLOUD DANCER
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On trend with Pantone’s color of the year, off-white neutrals offer a fresh, modern take when it comes to monochromatic dressing. This versatile shade transitions seamlessly into spring — start with cozy cashmere, then shift to fluid, lightweight layers as temperatures rise.
Runway Look: Michael Kors Collection