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WWDWill Fashion Brands Back Higher Wages in Bangladesh?FashionistaMust Read: PVH Corp. To Cut 4% of Global Workforce, Burberry Revenue Rises 6% in First Half FashionUnitedNew Boss at Hugo Boss: Frasers installs David Epstein as Grieder steps down Field NotesParis: 2,054 looks from 52 houses, now on the map WWDMexican Leader Pushes Back on Trump’s Threat to Double Duties Over Migrant Caravan Claim FashionistaMicaela Erlanger Is Hiring A Studio Manager In New York, NY FashionUnitedShanghai Fashion Week SS27: Five key trends of the season Field NotesMilan: 1,848 looks from 44 houses, now on the map WWDAfrica’s $34B Cotton Ambition Faces a Manufacturing Test FashionistaSupermodel Amber Valletta and Hairstylist Teddy Charles on Being Partners in Life and Business FashionUnitedWith its first collaboration, Jandéqene looks to its next chapter Field NotesTokyo: 1,217 looks from 39 houses, now on the map WWDMarimekko Brings Its Popkorni Print to Veja’s Salar and Small Canary Sneaker Models Fashionista48 Fashion and Beauty Gifts Gen Alpha Actually Wants This Year FashionUnitedNordstrom Rack to open Palm Springs store in fall 2027 Field NotesCopenhagen: 1,119 looks from 39 houses, now on the map WWDKathryn Hahn Breaks Up a Monochrome Gray Look With the Help of Daringly Sharp Snake Print Pumps FashionistaHanifa’s New Era Is Here After Its Founder ‘Uprooted Everything’FashionUnitedLDMA expands into running: 'We’re just getting started'Field NotesBerlin: 985 looks from 41 houses, now on the map Field NotesLagos: 869 looks from 29 houses, now on the map Field NotesNew York: 460 looks from 9 houses, now on the map Field NotesSão Paulo: 287 looks from 8 houses, now on the map Field NotesMexico City: 267 looks from 9 houses, now on the map Field NotesLondon: 38 looks from 1 houses, now on the map

Data story

The season in colour, week by week

Eleven fashion weeks, thirty-one colours, one long bar chart.

By the Fashion Field Notes desk · 26 October 2026 · 4 min read

Line the fashion weeks up in date order and split each one into the colours its clothes were made of, and the season starts to tell its own story.

Every fashion week, in date order, by colour. Live data. Embed this →

Read across a row for a city's character; read down a column for how a colour travelled.

Count the season up as it goes and the ranking moves too. Black never loses first place, but further down the table the pale colours climb past the darker ones.

The season's top ten colours, recounted after each fashion week. Live data. Embed this →

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