Fashion trends for spring 2026

When it comes to understanding the most relevant fashion trends, you should rely not only on intuition — styling ideas can always be found at the latest fashion shows. Recently, Moscow Fashion Week was held in the capital, where more than 220 brands presented their collections on the catwalks – there is a place to build awareness. This is a professional event that helps both novice designers and brands with rich experience from different cities and even continents to strengthen their positions, find partners and clients, share experiences with colleagues and recharge with new creative ideas. We have carefully studied the photo reports from the Moscow Fashion Week shows and selected 6 trends that will be relevant next season.

After all, fashion today is largely determined by the various aesthetics of the I-bark. Thanks to the popularity of Renaissance bark and boudoir chic, the royal aesthetic has become more familiar to us, and the long hem with a train has ceased to cause a wow effect. But the designers were not ready to say goodbye to this design element — it was as if they had breathed life into it, and now the trains have slightly transformed. For example, The Vow presented a fur mini skirt with a long fluffy train on the side, Polone attached a train that resembles an oriental carpet directly to the corset, and the designers of the Made in Moscow project decided to add a train not to the usual dress or skirt, but to turn it into an element of outerwear. It came out fresh and practical at the same time.

Capes burst loudly into the fashion arena last fall and have already become a sensational trend. This year we are saying goodbye to this wardrobe element. More precisely, with its old version. Now micro-capes have joined the ranks of trends, which can be worn both independently as a top or in tandem with other clothes. Kodzati suggests wearing a micro cape as a top paired with matching trousers, Sariné Saakian made the cape part of a weekend jumpsuit, and the Armenian brand Loom Weaving suggested using a micro cape as a stylish accessory by draping it over a turtleneck.