7 Trends You’ll See Everywhere This Fall

Every season comes with a new trend update and the Fall 2026 collections has given us plenty to work with. After fashion weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris, designers offered different takes on what the new season could look like, from oversized tailoring to earthy colors and heavy textures.

Celebrities and street-style regulars have also started picking up some of these looks, making them easier to spot outside the runway. Some of these trends are familiar pieces with a slightly different way of wearing them, while others are making a return this season. Here are seven trends you can expect to see everywhere this fall.

Oversized Tailoring

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If there is one category that always finds its way into every fall wardrobes, it is tailoring. This season, the proportions are getting bigger with oversized jackets. The recent Saint Laurent show during Paris Fashion Week was a good example of the trend, where several celebrities in the front row also leaned into the house’s oversized tailoring, including Hailey Bieber, who wore a loose black blazer with matching trousers.

The easiest way to style the trend is to balance the larger pieces with something fitted underneath. An oversized blazer can work with a slim knit and straight trousers, while a long tailored jacket can be worn over a simple top and jeans.

Puddle Jeans

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Jeans are one of those wardrobe staples that work all year round, but the way we wear them tends to change with each season. Sometimes an older silhouette comes back into rotation, while other seasons bring a new shape or styling detail to the forefront. For fall, one of the denim styles getting attention is the puddle jean.

The style is wide and deliberately long, with enough extra fabric to gather around the shoes. Instead of ending neatly at the ankle like the usual style, rather, the hem pools around the feet, hence puddle jeans. For styling, try them with a fitted knit or tucked-in top to balance the loose shape. Pointed-toe shoes, boots, loafers and sneakers can also work underneath the long hem.

Moss Green

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Fall usually brings shades like brown and black, or even neutrals, but moss green is giving the usual autumn palette some competition. The earthy shade appeared as part of the season’s interest.

Houses like Dries Van Noten and Erdem leaned into green and brown tones, using them alongside dark floral patterns. For everyday dressing, moss green can be incorporated through a coat, knit, skirt or trousers. You can pair them with colors like brown and cream.

Layering

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A thin knit under a relaxed blazer or a cardigan thrown over a dress can work for this season. Fall dressing naturally has to do with layering because of the weather. Across the runway, designers like Prada and Louis Vuitton showed how styling and layering can change the way familiar pieces look. Think vintage lace, cardigans and skirts worn with oversized leather jackets, chunky knits and flat shoes. The idea is to mix different weights and textures.

Ballet Flats

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Ballet flats remain a key footwear trend for Fall 2026, but the way they are being worn makes them work for cooler weather. Wool socks, trousers, and heavier outerwear gives the delicate shoes a more autumn-ready setting.

Pair ballet flats with puddle jeans and a sweater, or wear them with a midi skirt and a coat. The shoes can also work with socks peeking out above the flats for a more layered feminine look.

Fur

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Fur is one of those pieces that are suitable for the cooler months, and you do not need a full-length coat to try it out. A fur jacket or a coat with a fur collar can give you the texture you are looking for.

For styling, a fur jacket can be worn with jeans and a fitted top, leggings and a sweater, or even over a dress. Boots, loafers and heels can all work depending on the rest of the outfit and how dressed up you want to look.

Checks

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Checks come in plenty of variations, from small, closely spaced prints to larger patterns that are much more noticeable. That gives you different ways to bring the print into your wardrobe without having to wear the same type of check every time.

A checked shirt can be paired with jeans and loafers for a day to day outfit, while a checked blazer can work with tailored trousers, skirt or denim. You can also wear a checked coat over a dress with boots.