The (Unofficial) 2026 Trend Report

Don't run away in horror just yet. We're making low-rise silhouettes wearable in the best way… even though I still have a soft spot for the low-rise, ultra-tight skinny jeans of the early 2000s.

If that's not your jam, fair–we're approaching the below-the-bellybutton cuts in a fresh, 2026 way. The Scout Wide-Leg Jeans are the perfect low-slung look with a drapey, effortlessly cool wide leg, while the Jinx Low Rise Crop Jeans have a slimmer look with an easy-to-style straight cut.

See? Low-rise doesn't have to be scary. Trust us, you'll have a pair in your cart at some point this year.

2025 saw the emergence of techy, viral products that seemingly promise all that and a bag of chips. From futuristic facials courtesy of the TheraFace Red Light Mask and TheraFace Depuffing Wand to a salon-ready blowout to medspa-grade steamers, we're seeing a huge rise in technology with a skincare focus.

(They might sound too good to be true, but after putting the red light therapy mask to the test, I was a convert.) So, treat yourself and make your next self-care night extra special–we'll definitely be seeing more products like this throughout the year.

We're predicting a lace embrace in a big way this year. I know, I know, "how many times can we reinvent the wheel with lace?" It's all about outfitting and proportions.

We're predicting layers such as capes or bed jackets to be an essential spring layer, while lingerie-inspired slips are having a big moment over denim. It's the perfect sheer touch to let the rest of your outfit peek through.

As the double entendre of this header suggests, we're seeing a ton of trends in bottoms: from barely-there micro silhouettes to new, exaggerated denim shapes with unique hem details.

We're loving curved, tulip-inspired shapes and bubble designs in the pants category because they just make getting dressed that much more fun. On the other hand, ultra-mini micro shorts are definitely growing more popular, especially with festival outfitting and the resurgence of boho.

We're excited to see how Team FP tackles styling here.