Most common colors at New York Fashion Week SS27 womenswear: black (34.1%), white (32.4%) and almond (5.6%). Biggest risers: white (25.2% → 32.4%), black (29.0% → 34.1%) and powder blue (1.7% → 4.3%).
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Updated October 7, 2026
Top 10 of 45 colors
Ranked by share of looks.
Black 34.1%
19-0303 TCX +5.1 pts
White 32.4%
11-0601 TCX +7.2 pts
Almond 5.6%
13-1011 TCX −0.6 pts
Chocolate 5.4%
19-1214 TCX +0.4 pts
Ecru 5.3%
11-0809 TCX +1.4 pts
Elemental Gray 4.8%
18-4005 TCX −0.4 pts
Midnight Blue 4.7%
19-3851 TCX +1.8 pts
Scarlet 4.7%
19-1760 TCX +1.7 pts
Powder Blue 4.3%
14-4214 TCX +2.6 pts
Camel 4.2%
13-0613 TCX +1.1 pts
Rank, share of looks and change for the other 35 colors
This preview shows the numbers for the top ten. Each trend below has its own page.
Colors in the press
94 of the articles we read on New York womenswear discuss its colors. Named most: black (43 articles), white (38 articles) and scarlet (31 articles). Each trend page sets the reports next to its numbers.
Summaries are written by T-Fashion. Read each article at the source.
WWD · Sep 8, 2026 · Show review
Donna Karan Spring 2027: Softened EdgesWWD · Sep 14, 2026 · Season review
Quick Takes From the Spring 2027 Luxury and Alternative Collections at NYFW- Moss: Jane Wade named a mossy chartreuse her favourite shade, used on technical sportswear and jersey.
- Dusty Rose: Rio naturally dyed shirts and denim with beets and berries, turning white into mauve.
- Lavender: Maria McManus opened in soft lilac and lace before moving to fuchsia.
WWD · Sep 14, 2026 · Show review
Carolina Herrera Spring 2027: Hooray for Herrera- Salmon: Salmon was among the softer mid-show pastels.
- Baby Blue: Baby blue joined pistachio and dusty pinks in the soft section.
- Dusty Rose: Dusty pinks featured in the softer storyline.
WWD · Sep 11, 2026 · Show review
Rachel Comey Spring 2027: Kindred Spirits- Lavender: Lilac was drawn from Drexler's canvases alongside cobalt and green.
- Royal Blue: Rachel Comey took cobalt from Rosalyn Drexler canvases, and bright blue flashed under oversized tailoring.
- Botanical Green: Rachel Comey showed a long textured column dress in vivid green.
Vogue · Sep 9, 2026 · Show review
Monique Lhuillier Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection- Champagne: The beaded slip dress combined silver and champagne tones.
- Royal Blue: Monique Lhuillier opened with a cobalt jersey gown draped off one shoulder with a high slit.
- Baby Blue: Monique Lhuillier showed a sky-blue chiffon gown with a strapless bodice and a detachable cape.
WWD · Sep 16, 2026 · Show review
Thom Browne Spring 2027: A Bug’s Life
Rising and fading
Change in share of looks against SS26.
All 45 colors, ranked
This preview shows the top three of each list.
SS27 womenswear New York colors in full
| On this page | In T-Fashion |
|---|---|
| Share of looks per color | Every look behind each color, by designer and city |
| Rising and fading, top 3 | All 45 colors, with every sort |
| Closest Pantone code | The full tone palette of each color |
| Snapshot as of the last update | Updated as each show is analyzed |
| – | Moodboards, concepts and tech packs from the same looks |
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Questions
- What are the Spring 2027 color trends at New York Fashion Week?
- By share of looks: black (34.1%), white (32.4%), almond (5.6%), chocolate (5.4%), ecru (5.3%), elemental gray (4.8%), midnight blue (4.7%), scarlet (4.7%), powder blue (4.3%), camel (4.2%).
- Which colors are rising for spring 2027?
- white (25.2% → 32.4%), black (29.0% → 34.1%), powder blue (1.7% → 4.3%).
- Which colors are fading?
- sand (6.4% → 3.7%), smoke (3.5% → 1.7%), taupe (2.5% → 1.6%).