Der Herbst ist angekommen und bringt die neuesten Trends mit sich. Beginnend bei den Farben strahlen die Töne der neuen Saison Kraft, Sinnlichkeit und Luxus aus. Sieh sie dir alle unten an und bereite dich vor, bevor du einkaufen gehst.

Brown

Brown is the new black and you’ll see it everywhere. It’s worn in oversized coats, suede bags and well-tailored suits. It’s genderless, timeless, and matches with everything. If you’re looking for a color to accompany you at every moment, this is it.

Red

It’s not fiery cherry, nor classic burgundy. It’s spicier, more mature, with a dynamic that catches the eye without being loud. Imagine it in a leather trench, knit dresses, even high heels.

Powder Pink

Forget the Barbie era. Dusty pink is romantic and girly, giving a soft strength to dresses, satin shirts and knitwear. Pair it with earthy tones or brown for a more sophisticated look, or with purple for fashion-forward layering.

Mint Green

Shades of green are never missing, but this year mint stands out. In pleated skirts, statement coats or even small accessories, it brings freshness and clarity to every look.

Purple

If you want to show you know the trends and aren’t afraid of attention, then purple is your shade. Bold, glam with 80s influences but in a modern version, it stands out in dresses, metallic textures, and bold accessories. 

Vivid Blue

Blue isn’t neutral this year. It’s vibrant and statement-making. Whether in coats, suits, or eyeliner, vivid blue turns even the simplest silhouette into a high-fashion moment. Dare to wear it as a total look or as a pop detail.

Burnt Orange

Warm and earthy, burnt orange is the autumn must-have. From trench coats to knits, it brings the coziness of fall in a bold yet elegant way.

Grey

Grey returns dynamically in suits and minimal outfits. It’s serious, chic, and ideal for layering with bolder colors.

The Autumn 2026 palette invites you to move between earthy luxury, bold colors, and soft shades that bring balance. From brown and orange to blue and purple, this year’s colors aren’t just trends—they’re a way to speak with your style.