
8 Fashion Things That'll Be Very On-Brand For 2026
If you just got used to the fact that it's 2025, sorry—new year, near trends incoming. Now that the many S/S 26 fashion weeks have concluded, we have a pretty clear idea of where fashion is headed for 2026, and there's much to look forward to. As a whole, the fashion landscape for next year is looking quite fun and optimistic, based on the buzziest runways. There was bold color, whimsical footwear, and non-quiet luxury at every turn.
For the past year, we've been talking about how to make your outfits look the most 2025, but it's time to start thinking about what'll make you look on-brand for 2026, if that's something you'll be seeking. Below, I'm calling out some of the most stand-out items and trends on the S/S 26 runways, most of which made appearances on multiple runways. From the flat shoe trend that's coming for your loafers to the color trend that could end the reign of red, scroll on to shop the future 2026 It items, all in one place.
Orange
There was a lot of bold color on the S/S 26 runways, but perhaps the most noteworthy trend was orange. It has the same eye-catching effect as red, but will feel fresher next year—trust me.

Spotted at: Prada
Shop Orange Pieces

Prada
Re-Edition 1978 Mini Re-Nylon Bag

Ciao Lucia
Doris Cardigan

Hunza G
Seersucker Swimsuit
Pendant Necklaces
The runways of Dries Van Noten, Tory Burch, and Coach made one thing very clear: Pendant necklaces (specifically, long chains with an oversized pendant at the end) will be part of many cool outfits in 2026. In fact, why wait? This is a trend you can start wearing right now.

Spotted at: Dries Van Noten
Shop Pendant Necklaces

Juju Vera
Riviera Sterling Silver Turquoise Fish Necklace

Jenny Bird
Egret Pendant Rope Necklace

Chloé
Gold-Tone Necklace
Buttoned-Up Blazers
The theme of wearing fitted blazers as opposed to oversized ones continues, as countless runways featured them. For the most 2026 look, wear them buttoned up as opposed to open.
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