FALL 2026 FASHION PREDICTIONS
What Everyone Will Be Wearing (according to Marché Floh’s Trend Forecaster)
Spring style this year is about expression, versatility, and pieces that feel personal. Instead of chasing fast trends, the focus is on mixing vintage, modern basics, and unexpected textures to create outfits that feel one-of-a-kind.
At Marché Floh, spring is the perfect time to reintroduce unique fabrics, nostalgic colours, and standout vintage pieces that make everyday outfits feel special.
A Little Napoleonic Drama
Military jackets are back, but we’re not talking about your average army surplus find. Think Napoleon-era detailing: gold buttons, structured shoulders, decorative braiding, high collars, and fitted silhouettes. The kind of jacket that looks like it belongs in a historical painting but somehow works perfectly with baggy jeans and sneakers.
Pirate Core (But Make It Wearable)
Apparently, we’re dressing like pirates now, and we’re kind of into it. Billowy shirts, ruffled collars, lace-up tops, waistcoats, oversized belts, and tall boots are all making their way into everyday outfits. Think less Jack Sparrow, more ‘70s rock star who might own a ship. The trick is mixing one dramatic piece with something casual so it doesn’t look like you’re headed to a costume party.
Statement Jackets Are Everything
Let’s be real, in Montreal your jacket is your outfit for a good chunk of the year. This fall, we’re looking for oversized leather, vintage faux fur, long wool coats, and anything with an interesting silhouette. Bonus points if it looks like something you found in your cool aunt’s closet.
Weird Colour Combinations That Actually Work
Brown, burgundy, olive, and mustard are still fall staples, but we’re seeing a move away from perfectly coordinated outfits. Think chocolate brown with baby blue, burgundy with butter yellow, or an unexpected pop of red. Colours that technically shouldn’t work together but somehow do.
Romantic Details Meet Everyday Basics
Lace, velvet, ruffles, embroidery, and sheer fabrics are sticking around. But rather than going full period drama, it’s about pairing those more delicate pieces with everyday basics. A lace blouse with worn-in denim, a vintage slip over a T-shirt, or a frilly top under an oversized leather jacket. A little contrast goes a long way.
More Texture, Less Minimalism
Suede, corduroy, chunky knits, leather, and faux fur are all in the mix. We’re especially into outfits that combine different textures rather than sticking to one aesthetic. A suede jacket with a lace top? Yes. Corduroy pants with a fuzzy sweater? Also yes.
Getting Dressed Should Be Fun Again
If there’s one trend we’re hoping sticks around, it’s dressing a little less seriously. Mixing decades, experimenting with proportions, wearing pieces that don’t necessarily match, and generally looking like you’ve developed your own style rather than copied an entire Pinterest outfit.
Montreal has always had a pretty good relationship with secondhand fashion, and a lot of these trends are things you can easily find vintage. You don’t need a whole new wardrobe to try something different this fall.
Our prediction? Fall 2026 is going to be a little theatrical, a little messy, and way more interesting than quiet luxury. We’re here for it.
See you in the racks,
The Marché Floh Team