Khaite top (old, similar here), Dries Van Noten skirt, Alaia heels, Chanel necklace, Destry bag
Spring/Summer ’26 on the runways was full of styling ideas I loved, from sculptural skirts and expressive textures to layered color and directional tailoring, and these are the looks I wanted to recreate with the pieces I’m loving right now.
power skirt
This season the skirt emerges as the focal point, shaped through bold proportions, saturated colors or tactile finishes. Paired with a sophisticated top layer—whether silk, knit, or tailoring—it delivers a look that feels strong, composed, and distinctly statement-driven.
Wrapped Details
Wrapped and knotted elements offer a more playful approach to styling, with scarves and wrapped layers tied at the waist or across the body. This detail transforms the look into something more expressive, adding a sense of movement and spontaneity to otherwise polished pieces.
fringe movement
The fringe is long and layered, bringing constant movement and texture to the silhouette. Whether through costume or details, it adds energy and a sense of play, creating depth and visual interest with each movement.
sheer layer
Transparency is explored through layered construction, with sheer fabrics, lace and light materials creating depth through tone and contrast. Stylized in multiples, the effect feels dimensional, expressive, and slightly undone in the most intentional way.
