Five stylish ideas to copy this season, for every occasion.
While bold colour combinations remain in the spotlight, classic monochrome looks continue to be a safe and stylish choice for fall outfits. White, beige, black, gray, and brown take center stage this year, proving that simplicity can be just as impressive as bolder palettes. Layering and playing with textures reinterpret minimalist silhouettes, making them versatile and timely.
Below, discover the season’s most striking monochrome looks and a selection of purchases to help you embrace the trend this fall-winter 2025-26.
The total white look
White, which for a long time was reserved for summer, has become an essential color for all seasons in recent years. While total white looks were less common this fall/winter, more and more flawless silhouettes are appearing in street style. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley wore it elegantly with a blazer dress paired with pumps and a small handbag.
The monochrome beige look
Beige offers a real alternative to chic looks, perfectly embodying the trend of understated luxury. A fan of colour combinations, Elsa Hosk also presents countless versions of the trend.
The total black look
Undoubtedly the most timeless color, black remains a staple of any wardrobe. This fall is no exception, and accessories make all the difference. During a Parisian getaway, Hailey Bieber wore a dark look with a little black dress, an oversized leather jacket, and pumps. The finishing touch to her outfit: polka dot tights.
The monochrome gray look
A combination of black and white, gray proves to be just as elegant as either of these two colours. For Alex Consani, the total look has a more cozy feel. An oversized gray sweater with a V-neck, pants in the same shade, and heeled sandals make up the perfect casual look for the season.
The monochrome chocolate look
Brown takes on a chocolate hue to warm up autumn silhouettes. During Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026, Tina Kunakey combined a simple look with a shirt, skirt, and sandals in a brown shade.
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