6 Spring/Summer 26 Runway Trends You Can Actually Wear Right Now

As Isabel Marant’s collection leant heavily into the safari chic theme, it’s an obvious starting point for investment finds in this aesthetic. With buckles, pockets, rope ties and a rich interplay of colour, this particular piece is spectacular in its detail.

Few fashion finds lean into the safari chic trend quite like cargo trousers. The more pockets, the better.

For a more formal take on the trend, a khaki shirt is an easy starting point. White jeans, linen trousers and tone-matched skirts all pair perfectly.

A classic cotton tank will easily become one of the most versatile pieces in any wardrobe.

With a cinched waist and two deep pockets, this is a minimalist yet practical take on the utility jacket.

Simple and sleek, Khaite’s central coin belt has already all but sold out in the black leather colourway, and the suede is sure to follow suit.

Dresses, jeans and even a bare midriff (here’s looking at you, Carrie Bradshaw) will all be instantly elevated by this jewellery-like coin belt.

Blending the classic coin belt with a signature Western flair, this Ralph Lauren piece is my personal favourite.

Dior’s Médaillon belt is a key find from its spring/summer 26 runway, and there are loafers to match.

This gemstone-inspired resin belt adds a pop of colour to any outfit.

This retro mini comes in a number of shades, but the baby pink feels like an easy fit for weddings, summer parties and evening dinners.

This is the exact Prada piece straight from the spring/summer 26 runway and, predictably, it’s already proving incredibly popular.

Wear a bold-coloured jean the same way you would your trusty blue denim and you won’t go far wrong.

With sunshine on the way, now is the time to swap crisp cotton shirts for lighter-weight linen.

Anoraks, windbreakers, shell jackets—whichever word you use, they’re one of the most sought-after items right now, thanks largely to YSL and Hailey Bieber.

Prefer a more formal-feeling balloon trouser? With sharp pleats and a poppered ankle cuff, this Mango pair offers exactly that.

These crinkle-effect trousers add both interest through shape and texture. A classic white shirt will style especially easy as will the matching top.

With both a tie waist and ankle, this adjustable balloon trouser is one of the most comfortable on the market.

While nylon may not be the comfiest of fabrics on a sweltering day, it does hold it’s shape. So, if volume is your core aim, consider this pair a particularly good fit.

These slightly sheer trousers look equally as polished with the co-ordinating shirt as they would a crisp white vest.

Zimmermann’s watercolour style skirt spied on the spring/summer 26 runway is already in stores and selling fast.

Whether you style it with an animal print skirt and bangle or jeans and a coin belt, Doên’s floaty folk blouses scream boho.

New York label Bode are like the original pioneers of modern folk and bohemia, and this jacket is so special, it’s like a collector item.

A basket bag is a must in the summer boho wardrobe.

The embroidered detail and motif is a sure boho microtrend.

Dries Van Noten never fails to produce statement-making yet particularly sleek pieces, this fringed skirt included. Style with a shirt and mules and you could even wear this to an office.

This is a much more playful take on the famous Prada Galleria. Plus, suede bags are still one of the most in-demand styles.

This is likely the most similar you’ll find to the Gabriela Hearst dress on the high street.

Fringed leather feels incredibly luxurious and is much easier to style than you may at first think. Other natural materials such as cotton (denim included), linen and silk all pair perfectly.

Paired with a simple vest top or tee and kitten heels, this purple-hued tassel skirt will become an easy party piece.