My Top Colours for autumn/winter 2026/2027

1. Espresso & Chocolate Brown

The Vibe: The new universal black. Deep, warm, and endlessly luxurious across supple leather, oversized tailoring, and brushed knits.

2. Chili & Scarlet Red

The Vibe: A high-voltage statement. Worn either head-to-toe or as a sharp, calculated accent (think patent Mary Janes or a structured funnel-neck coat).

3. Royal & Electric Cobalt Blue

The Vibe: Architectural and electric. This hyper-saturated blue anchors monochromatic tailoring or plays off muted charcoal and navy.

4. Rich Burgundy & Bordeaux

The Vibe: Old-world opulence. Like a vintage wine, this deep red-wine shade brings heavy seasonal romance to velvet, silk, and wool.

5. Royal Purple & Aubergine

The Vibe: Regal and moody. Seen across major runways like Celine and Loewe, it bridges dramatic eveningwear with everyday warmth.

6. Burnt Olive & Moss Green

The Vibe: Grounded and organic. A sophisticated step away from standard army green, offering a moody, nature-infected neutral.

7. Peach & Melon (The Unexpected Pastel)

The Vibe: Softly disruptive. A juicy unexpected bridge of warm pink and orange that injects light into heavy winter textures like corduroy and mohair.
 

My Top 7 Fashion Colours

  1. Cloud Dancer White: A calming, grey-toned off-white; the leading 2026 neutral.
  2. Tomato Red: A bold, saturated red seen extensively on runways.
  3. Icy Blue & Cerulean: Clear, refreshing blues for both casual and high-fashion looks.
  4. Chartreuse Green: A bright, citrusy green.
  5. Burnished Lilac: A smoky, slightly muted purple.
  6. Canary Yellow/Sunshine Yellow: A bright, energetic yellow.
  7. Rich Teal/ Alexandrite: A saturated, dark teal - blue-green.

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