A stylist shares what’s in and out for 2026 fashion trends, including hot colors like electric blue and must-have prints like polka dots. Read on for the 15 styles to add to your travel wardrobe from Amazon,

Sarah Jessica Parker wore a plaid top recently, and she was onto something, since Hollenbeck says the trend is big for 2026. Plaids are “bold yet versatile” and work for a variety of styles “from grunge to preppy” — like this fitted blouse, which she says is “great for layering” with a sweater and wide-leg jeans.

Leopard print has been a staple for many seasons now, joined this spring by snake patterns galore. This versatile topper will be in stores come spring and can be worn as a shirt or jacket, by Xirena. Right, a snake print Staud handbag, $295 at Nordstrom, Roosevelt Field and nordstrom.com. Credit: Xirena; Nordstrom

Micaela Erlanger knows which trends are groundbreaking, and which are as obvious as florals for spring. The celebrity fashion stylist counts Meryl Streep among her clients — so when it comes to predicting the biggest trends of 2026, she’s just as in-the-know as the star’s famous fashion editor character, Miranda Priestly.

Celebrity stylist Sam Spector joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Matt Rogers to share the top fashion trends for a stylish start to 2026, including color clashing, faux fur, striped pants and more.

Sunshine yellow is set to be one of the brightest stars of spring/summer 2026. Tory Burch, Lanvin and Ferragamo all championed the shade on their runways, proving it's a trend with serious staying power. And while pale yellow had its moment last year, this season's iteration feels fresher and more energising.

What will you be wearing in 2026? We draw on data from Pinterest and Tagwalk, to runways and real life to predict the biggest 2026 trends.

From statement jewellery and haute harlequin to big colours, Corina Gaffey previews the big styles of the new year

It’s officially 2026, and a new year calls for a fresh overhaul on all things fashion. January is the perfect time to refresh your closet with pieces that feel equal parts practical and playful, setting the tone for a year, and for me, that’s all about confidence, tapping into your personal style, and putting comfort first.

From overly baggy jeans to micro bags, these once-popular fashion trends had a good run, but 2026 is going to be all about these easy and clean swaps.