Burgundy: The Power Shade of the Season
Tod’s, Balmain, Saint Laurent, Chloé, Stella McCartney – Fall/Winter 2025–2026
A defining color of the season, burgundy returns with renewed strength and elegance.
Deep, rich, and quietly powerful, it bridges warmth and refinement — a tone that never fades from fashion’s vocabulary, only evolves.
From Runway to Real Life
This season, designers across the board leaned into the allure of burgundy, translating its depth into collections that balance confidence with sensuality.
At Saint Laurent, the color brought strength and sophistication to sleek leather looks — modern, confident, and instantly iconic. Chloé offered a softer, bohemian interpretation with flowing silhouettes and textured layers in deep wine shades, capturing the season’s effortless femininity.
Stella McCartney fall/winter 25/26
Stella McCartney fall/winter 25/26
Balmain fall/winter 25/26
Stella McCartney showcased versatility with burgundy dresses, a glossy patent trench, and matching bags, proving how the tone thrives across different materials. Meanwhile, Balmain injected a vibrant edge with burgundy boots that added energy and contrast to its sculpted silhouettes.
Why Burgundy Works
There’s a reason burgundy endures season after season. It flatters every skin tone, carries an understated sense of luxury, and moves effortlessly from day to night.
Whether rendered in plush wool, high-shine satin, or smooth leather, it instantly elevates any look — never loud, but always present. It’s the perfect balance of strength and softness, making it a true investment shade for seasons to come.
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Burgundy After Dark
As day turns to night, burgundy seamlessly transitions into eveningwear.
Designers are embracing its depth and warmth for party season — think silk slip dresses, velvet tailoring, and subtle sparkle that feel effortlessly refined.
Paired with gold jewelry or soft metallic accents, it’s a sophisticated alternative to black — timeless, feminine, and just bold enough to make an impression.
