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The colours for autumn-winter 2026–2027

From pastel shades to electric hues: here are this season’s trendiest colours

Woman wearing a look with fall 2025-2026 colours.

Although temperatures drop, and we know that this is not usually to the liking of many, autumn also brings good things. We recover the precious layering, winter accessories (you're going to want the cold to come to put on balaclavas and bucket hats, we assure you), and, of course, the new fabrics and ranges in which to wrap ourselves in these not so hot months. And the trends of this fall-winter 2026 arrive loaded with deep and very cozy colors: earth tones remain the protagonist, with a seductive burgundy that dyes all kinds of garments and accessories, and pastel accents that are the cuteest. Read on and we tell you in detail everything you need to know about the colors of autumn-winter 2026-2027.

Anthracite grey

Urban, sober and sophisticated, anthracite grey is a perfect shade for the white, black and grey combo, and works both in normcore outfits and in tailor-made outfits (office or not). Build your look in various shades of grey and add knitwear such as cardigans, chunky women's sweaters or winter accessories to protect you from the cold in style. It also imposes itself in the denim universe, with worn textures and punk details such as studs, frayed embroidery and open seams.

Autumnal colours.

Baby pink

From classic tailored blazers and romantic blouses, through to casual (and very comfortable) pieces such as elasticated-waist trousers, to on-trend designs like satin shirts and matching knitted jumpers, baby pink is gaining ground as the colour of autumn–winter 2025, with pieces to suit every taste. Pair it with neutral colours, such as chocolate brown, for an on-trend outfit, or wear it from head to toe for a full ‘total look’.

Autumn colours 2026.

Aubergine

Aubergine is taking our wardrobes by storm in two ways: as an autumn colour and as the colour of the year. Invest in a coat or a guest dress in this shade, or go for the faux fur look for a cutting-edge style – just for the most fashion-forward. The style tip? Elevate your outfits with minimal effort by incorporating on-trend winter accessories such as a beret, a bucket hat or a balaclava.

Autumn–Winter 2026–2027 colours.

Combine it with neutral colours, with chocolate brown for a trendy outfit, or wear it from head to toe for a total look

Blue klein

With its vibrant and bold intensity, Klein blue adds a touch of modernity and freshness to the autumn-winter 2026 colour palette. Named after the artist Yves Klein, this shade is a style statement in itself, bringing energy and dynamism to any outfit.

A coat in this shade takes centre stage, while a blue party dress in silk catches the light and creates a hypnotic effect. This colour looks stunning when paired with neutral tones such as beige, allowing Klein blue to be the absolute star of the look. For the more daring, mixing it with other vivid shades of the season such as maroon or grey can result in an outfit full of personality and vitality.

Trend colours for autumn-winter 2026–2027.

Butter yellow

Get ready to welcome the autumn/winter 2026 season with a burst of colour! Although butter yellow has dominated the summer, its more vibrant and bold counterpart – mustard yellow – is set to take centre stage. This magnetic shade isn’t just surprisingly versatile – it also promises to transform any outfit into a style statement. This season’s viral looks showcase outfits that stand out for their lightness and style, with accessories such as leather bags and scarves emerging as a key trend. Let butter yellow transform your wardrobe and take centre stage in your outfits this season!

Autumn–Winter 2026–2027 colours.

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