Fall/Winter 2026 · 18 – 22 Feb 2026
Madrid
Every show, by colour
One bar per collection, split into the colours measured from its garments. Sort the shows, or tap a colour to rank the houses that wore it.
The palette
- Black29%
- Chocolate brown23%
- Ivory / cream9%
- Khaki / olive9%
- Charcoal6%
- Beige / camel5%
Share of garment area, measured from the clothes in every look (skin and set excluded).
What was worn together
- Black over black24%
- Chocolate brown over chocolate brown14%3.1× expected
- Black over olive10%1.6× expected
- Black over charcoal5%
- Burgundy over burgundy5%21.0× expected
- Black over grey5%2.3× expected
Top colour over bottom colour, share of looks. “Expected” is how often the two colours would meet by chance.
Madrid against the season
From our AI description of every look · hover a row for the numbersPeplum was 10.9× as common in Madrid as in other cities.
- Peplum10.9×
- Hourglass6.7×
- Sculptural4.2×
- Asymmetric2.9×
- Inverted triangle2.7×
- Column+92%
- Draped+81%
- High-rise+48%
Madrid other cities · share of looks · right-hand figure is how much more (or less) often
Traditions on the Madrid runway
Cultural influences →1 looks across 1 of 1 shows drew on a specific dress or craft tradition (3.2% of the looks).
From where
What, and who
- Vyshyvanka / slavic embroidery · Palomo Spain
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