Fashion Week 2026 : les 10 pièces vues qu'on va adorer porter cet automne-hiver

The gold-toned earrings by Lanvin Chain tell the story of the Maison through one of its most intimate codes: the ribbon, a signature dear to Jeanne Lanvin and a symbol of love. Reinterpreted as a cascade of fine, intertwined links, it becomes a long fringe of gold-toned brass, fluid and luminous, whose movement follows that of the face. This penchant for expressive jewellery is rooted in a long history: as early as the 1920s, Jeanne Lanvin was already designing textile and beaded parures as true extensions of the silhouette.

The Lanvin Chain belongs to Peter Copping's Spring-Summer 2026 collection, unveiled in Paris on September 30, 2025. A season nourished by the Maison's archives, Art Deco, and above all the work of the ribbon, sometimes braided, knotted, or left free in fringes. In this context, these earrings appear as a statement piece: a fragment of heritage transformed into a contemporary gesture, spectacular in its length yet with an almost ethereal sophistication.

The Tank Gown by Rick Owens brings together the designer's signature aesthetics: radicalism, sensuality, and grunge-infused minimalism. Falling to the floor, this dress stands out with its deep scoop neckline, delicate straps, and fluid silk-blend fabric that drapes effortlessly over the body.

It is part of the Spring-Summer 2026 Temple collection, unveiled at Paris Fashion Week in October 2025 at the Palais de Tokyo. Here, Rick Owens continues his exploration of the contrasts between fragility and power, transparency and darkness, through stripped-back creations with an almost solemn dimension.

All of its impact lies in its apparent simplicity. The deep black hue and elongated silhouette give it an immediate presence. Paired with minimalist sandals, platforms, or a jacket, it transitions effortlessly from a minimalist daytime wardrobe to a more theatrical evening look.

The Mini Coil Flamenco by Loewe reimagines one of the house's signature bags with a couture-inspired twist. Crafted from exceptionally supple nappa calfskin, it features the Flamenco's iconic cinched closure, enhanced here with an oversize ruffle and archival spiral gold-tone details.

This iteration is part of the Spring-Summer 2026 season, unveiled in Paris in October 2025 for Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez's debut show for Loewe. The designers spotlight sculptural volumes, meticulously crafted materials, and a fresh take on everyday essentials.

The Mini Coil Flamenco derives its character from the interplay between supple leather and jewelry-like finishes. Both relaxed and sophisticated, it accents an outfit with a statement detail while retaining the effortless spontaneity inherent to Loewe accessories.

The long wool coat from AMI Paris revisits the codes of Parisian chic with a structured yet effortless spirit. Its generous cut, pointed collar and striking length lend it a masculine edge, balanced by a fluid and enveloping drape. Crafted from virgin wool, it offers a contemporary and minimalist interpretation of tailoring.

In line with AMI's runway collections in Paris, notably for Autumn-Winter 2025, it finds its natural place among the wardrobe essentials. Styled over a suit, a fluid dress or more casual pieces, it effortlessly blurs the lines between masculine and feminine codes.

Its main asset lies in its versatility: tailored enough to offer structure, yet understated enough to adapt to numerous styles. Worn with jeans, a dress or a tailored set, it immediately structures the outfit without weighing it down.

Crafted from bright red silk, the Laren skirt by Isabel Marant plays with movement through its gathered waist, midi cut and asymmetrical volume. Seen in the house's automne-hiver 2026 collection, it embodies that quintessentially Marant aesthetic, blending effortless sensuality, Parisian spirit and 1990s references.

To style it, contrast is key: paired with soft knitwear, a leather jacket or a denim jacket and ankle boots, its brilliance feels naturally modern. In the evening, a sleek black top and heels are all it takes to elevate its sophistication, while never losing its effortless appeal.

The brushed leather slingback pumps by Prada offer a fresh take on a classic of the women's wardrobe. A pointed toe, sharp lines and a geometric heel inspired by the house's signature triangle create a sleek, almost architectural shoe. Used by the brand since the 1990s, brushed leather further enhances the depth and shine of the design.

They are part of the vocabulary developed by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons on the Milan runways, where traditional notions of femininity are continually challenged. During the Fall/Winter 2025 show on February 27, 2025, this style of shoe notably punctuated looks that contrasted raw silhouettes with more precious details.

Traditional in their construction yet resolutely contemporary in their expression, these pumps possess that extra edge that is so distinctively Prada. Worn with a tailored suit, a dress or jeans, their precise silhouette effortlessly elevates any outfit while channeling the spirit of the runway.

Featuring an angular frame combining acetate and metal, the sunglasses Nova embrace a futuristic yet highly wearable aesthetic. They translate Lanvin's sophistication into a thoroughly contemporary design. A lateral cut-out at the lens accentuates their geometry and enhances their sculptural appeal.

Featured in the Summer 2026 collection, they put a unique spin on the heritage of a fashion house founded by Jeanne Lanvin in 1889, where design, ornamentation, and attention to detail have always played a central role. Much more than just an accessory, the Nova sunglasses bridge couture references and modernity in a pair designed to instantly elevate any outfit with a distinct identity.

At Drôle de Monsieur, the leather shirt moves away from the traditional jacket to embrace a more fashion-forward approach. Crafted from black lambskin, the D Mirror overshirt takes the elements of a classic shirt — a sharp collar, button placket, and chest pocket — in a straight, relaxed cut that modernizes the overall piece.

It makes its debut on the runway at Paris Men's Fashion Week on January 22, 2026, as part of the Autumn-Winter 2026 SIN CITY collection. Inspired by Las Vegas, its glamour, and its many contrasts, the show brings together refined tailoring and urban references.

Worn open over a white t-shirt and loose jeans, it adopts a more casual feel. Buttoned up with wool trousers and loafers, it becomes more dressed up. In either case, there's no need to overdo it: the richness of the leather speaks for itself.

At AMI Paris, the trench coat trades traditional gabardine for a softer, more enveloping fabric. Crafted from charcoal virgin wool, this unisex design retains iconic classic features—double-breasting, epaulettes, and adjustable cuffs—while adopting a relaxed volume that reinvents its proportions.

Featured among the runway pieces for Autumn-Winter 2026-2027, it was unveiled in Paris during the AMI show on January 21, 2026. Here, Alexandre Mattiussi celebrates the brand's fifteenth anniversary through a wardrobe designed to be freely mixed and matched, reflecting a vibrant, accessible, and effortless Parisian chic.

Its length and volumes lend themselves to contrasts. Styled over a suit paired with a fine knit, it creates a polished look; with relaxed jeans, a sweatshirt, and sneakers, it takes on an everyday feel. Worn open, with effortless nonchalance, it fully reveals its potential: that of a familiar classic given new depth through wool and deep grey tones.

At Prada, the traditional loafer takes on a lighter feel. Crafted in black brushed leather, this pair stands out with a clean-cut silhouette, a discreetly branded strap, and a leather sole finished with crepe. A masterful creation where restrained design highlights the precision of every detail.

The style features in the men's Spring-Summer 2026 collection by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons, unveiled in Milan on June 22, 2025 at the Deposito of the Fondazione Prada. The wardrobe favors streamlined lines and reinvents classic menswear with a softer touch.

Styled with wide-leg trousers and a fluid shirt, these loafers elevate a tailored outfit without making it overly formal. Wielded with straight-leg jeans and a t-shirt, they lend themselves to a more relaxed interpretation. A quintessential Prada duality, balancing sartorial precision with freedom of movement.