Autumn-Winter 2026 Trends
Six directions for Autumn-Winter 2026: the materials returning to stores, the combinations that work, and where to find each piece on the site.
The coordinated suit
A blazer and its matching trousers in the same material and shade. Worn together, it’s an outfit for special occasions. Separated, they are two pieces that stand on their own all year round: the blazer over jeans, the trousers with a camisole.
It’s the simplest way to look dressed up without appearing to try. Our stylists will put the set together with you, and lengths are adjusted on-site.
Black plum
A plum so deep it’s often mistaken for black, applied to a whole wardrobe in diagonal crepe: blazer, bomber, trousers, top. Every piece coordinates with the others without having to think about it.
Warmer than strict black, more subtle than a true color. The shade lasts all season and pairs perfectly with both camel and gray.
Lace, for daytime
Lace is leaving the evening-only category. Under a blazer, with raw denim or tailored trousers, it can be worn at noon just as well as at 8 p.m.
A tank top, a blouse, a dress: the fabric is enough on its own; it doesn't need any accessories to make a statement.
Leopard print
Animal print never goes out of style; it just reinvents itself. This season, leopard is worn as a statement piece—a blazer, wide-leg trousers—or in small touches, like a blouse slipped under a solid-colored coat.
The season's camel and brown tones soften it, making it wearable for everyday life.
Jersey, from morning to night
It’s the piece you throw on without thinking and keep on all day. Milano stitch jersey holds its shape, doesn't cling, and can be worn to the office or on a Sunday.
Fluid trousers, a matching top, and your silhouette is complete. Comfort is no longer a compromise.
Weddings, cocktails, ceremonies
A ceremony sets a framework: a time, a place, and a dress code that is more or less explicit. Long dresses, coordinated sets, dressy pieces—the selection covers the year's occasions, from daytime weddings to gala dinners.
Fitting, advice, and alterations at 21 rue du Président Édouard Herriot.
These six directions are best seen in person. Our stylists are here to assist you with sizes, combinations, and alterations at our three Lyon boutiques.