While we just came off a New York Fashion Week that previewed the spring/summer 2027 season, we can’t help but look back to the vibrance and energy that was showcased back in February. Strong fall 2026 trends emerged that represent a healthy mix of minimalism and maximalism, be it in silhouette, color, or detail.
Scroll through any fashion-y Instagram account in 2026, and you’ll likely find it full of images from a bygone era. It started with the return of Y2K fashion staples (cue images of Britney Spears in hipster jeans and Jennifer Lopez in capris), but for a while now, noughties British pop culture has moved into frame. IG accounts dedicated to celebrating the best of British, like Brit Cult, Brit Pop Glory and Love of huns x, are taking us back with pictures of fresh-faced icons like Robbie Williams, Victoria Beckham, the Gallaghers and Lily Allen, but it’s not just online.
Fashion Month always brings plenty of style inspo, with celebrities stepping out for parties and runway shows alike. Needless to say, everyone’s showing up in their designer best, checking out the latest spring fashion trends on the runway while wearing the best fall fashion trends themselves. As Fashion Month progresses, keep scrolling to see all the well-dressed stars gracing the front row and shop our favorite look for yourself.
While I love stocking up on statement pieces as much as the next girl, nothing is more important to me in my closet than my quality basics. Over the years, my Gap pieces have never gone out of style and consistently carry me season to season. Whether it’s a cozy lounge set, an oversize tote bag, or a classic rollneck sweater, Gap has captured a timeless aesthetic that can help you build out a complete wardrobe. If you find yourself shopping for back-to-school pieces or wanting to mix it up with trendier silhouettes, the Gap and Gap Factory fall offerings should be your first stop. Ahead, find the 12 items I have on my shopping wish list, from an adorable teddy bag charm to a chic cropped cardigan.
My hair routine has become significantly less complicated since I cut my hair into a bob. Gone are the days of spending ages blow-drying and styling my hair or reaching for my curling wand to add some shape and movement. The beauty of a shorter style is that I can apply a couple of products and leave it to air-dry. However, there is one thing I do still need to do: add texture.
