From the silk skirt to the leather bomber and the bohemian blouse, let’s take a look back at the trends that will mark spring 2026
Spring has officially sprung! Like every year, this time of year brings the urge to stow away the thick winter coats in the back of the closet, to make way for lighter clothes in keeping with the warmer temperatures of the season. But staples such as white cotton T-shirts, trench coats and suede moccasins are still a safe bet.
Want to enrich your spring wardrobe with a few new pieces? We’re betting on the trends of the moment, which should last for more than one season. These include the slip dress, with its lingerie details, which has been a summer essential for some time now, and the bohemian top, characterized by its play on lace and transparency and its deliberately fluid fabric. We’ve also added the leather bomber, particularly effective when the weather’s more capricious, the trapeze dress, whose ultimate advantage is to flatter every silhouette, and the lingerie skirt, in silk or satin.
Bohemian dress
After a harsh winter, spring heralds a welcome return to insouciance. Bohemian dresses are a natural choice every year at this time. Its characteristic volumes combine style and comfort. Vaporous long sleeves, in particular, offer elegant protection from spring breezes while asserting a strong character. Whether you choose short or long, it allows you to play with volume and pairs perfectly with high boots: an unstoppable trick to keep your legs warm while flaunting a sophisticated allure.
Leather bomber
Already embraced by the top names in fashion (fromIrina Shayk to Kendall Jenner to Bella Hadid), the leather bomber is one of those versatile pieces that can be worn in many different ways. As such, it richly deserves its title as the most essential jacket trend of these early months of 2026. How to wear it? Several options are available. In a total leather look, with a matching skirt, as seen on Khaite’s Spring-Summer 2026 catwalk, taking inspiration from Hailey Bieber, with black shorts, or even with a lace mini-dress in babydoll spirit.
Slip dress
Spotted on the Tom Ford and Victoria Beckham Spring/Summer 2026 catwalks, slip dresses have been seducing us with their sensuality mixed with simplicity for several years now. And while we love to wear them all year round, the return of warm weather suits them perfectly. This model from Free People flatters the body thanks to back ties to adjust the fabric and judiciously placed lace lines that elongate the silhouette. I also appreciate the two-tone pastel color, handled with precision. Pair it with a pair of low-heeled mules, a party-girl bag and a more structured oversized jacket to play on contrasts.
Trapeze dress
Back to the 60’s! Bringing a breath of fresh air to the era, designers like Mary Quant and André Courrèges shortened dresses by a few centimeters and brought the trapeze cut into fashion. While revealing the legs, it flatters the body’s curves. For spring-summer 2026, we’re choosing dresses with bell sleeves and Seventies embroidery, or very simple, in a neutral color palette.
White pants
In keeping with Pantone 2026, white pants are all the rage this year. I’ve chosen barrel pants to take your fashion quotient up a notch. Their luminous color is particularly well-suited to spring. If the cut is wide, the simplest thing to do is to pair it with a close-fitting top to reduce volume. Here, the cropped top gives it a casual , Y2K feel. Another crush is the soft suede zipped jacket, which we’ll be wearing all spring.
Silk skirt
From The Attico to Vaillant, Bottega Veneta to Valentino, the silk skirt has made a real impact this season. Contrary to popular belief, it’s actually quite easy to wear. By day, it can be paired with a cashmere sweater, a white T-shirt or a pair of loafers, while by night, you can play with its y2k allure, wearing it with a matching crop top or pumps.
Bohemian top
Its romantic aura has won over our hearts and those of other recent celebrities: there’s no doubt that the bohemian top is a must-have piece this season. Slip it on under a trench coat at the start or end of the day. The focal point of the outfit, its fluidity and lace details are enhanced by essentials: well-cut blue jeans, a pair of heels and a leather bag.
Windbreaker
Featured in the April issue of Vogue France, the windbreaker is the versatile piece to wear when the weather is changeable. It earns its fashion stripes in 2026, with studied cuts and pretty hues making it a key piece of the outfit. It also has the advantage of a technical fabric designed to keep you dry in passing showers and protect you from the wind, without being too warm for fine weather. The pastel color of this Free People model is complemented by a red accessory (another 2026 trend).
