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Leathers, colors and silhouettes that define contemporary fashion
From the Milan runways to Solofra leather: the trends that inspire our creative process
The September 2026 Milan Fashion Week is set to bring the Spring/Summer 2027 collections to the city, with a calendar featuring 203 events, including 61 runway shows and 54 presentations. An opportunity to observe the direction of fashion and understand how materials, colors, and silhouettes continue to evolve. At Leather Trend, we look to trends without chasing fleeting fashions: we observe them, capture their spirit, and interpret them through our experience in leather craftsmanship. Because a leather jacket can be contemporary while still preserving the timeless value of its material.
Here are some of the themes shaping the fashion landscape in 2026 that we find reflected, in our own way, in our collections.
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The return of total black: the elegance of substance
Black continues to hold a central place in contemporary fashion. Essential, sophisticated, and versatile, it can take on different personalities depending on the silhouette and material used to interpret it. For Leather Trend, black is the canvas on which to express the quality of leather and attention to detail. Our Ettore black leather jacket, featuring a classic two-button design and a regular fit, embodies this idea through a clean, timeless silhouette. A versatile garment designed to complement different styles. The same energy lives in the Giselle leather perfecto, which reinterprets the iconic rock jacket through its black finish, asymmetric cut, and metal zipper. A bolder design, where contemporary attitude meets the distinctive identity of leather.
Leather as a second skin: the material takes center stage
Among the most interesting directions in contemporary fashion is a renewed focus on materials and the relationship between garments and the body. Leather, in particular, continues to be reinterpreted beyond its traditional association with rock aesthetics, becoming the protagonist of more essential, soft, and everyday garments. The concept of a “second skin” was particularly evident in some collections presented throughout 2026, where leather is used to follow and enhance the silhouette. It is an idea that Leather Trend knows well.
Lambskin, soft yet durable, offers a comfortable, enveloping feel and can adapt to the body and the way a garment is worn over time. It is precisely this combination of comfort, character, and material quality that makes leather a timelessly relevant material.
Colors that tell a story: beyond black
Alongside black, the 2026 fashion trends landscape shows growing interest in rich, distinctive colors. Deep shades such as burgundy and green, together with shades of blue and brighter accents, turn color into a tool for defining personal style. At Leather Trend, leather has always been a material to explore through color.
The Kelly green leather biker jacket brings this exploration into a contemporary, feminine dimension, while the Malesia blue leather bomber interprets a sophisticated shade through a casual, urban-inspired design. Bolder still is the yellow leather Giselle biker jacket, which brings the model's iconic rock spirit into a bright, original dimension. Because choosing a colored leather jacket also means transforming an iconic garment into a personal expression of style.
The essence of fashion: jackets that last
Beyond individual trends, there is one direction that feels particularly close to Leather Trend's philosophy: the pursuit of garments to live in, wear, and reinterpret over time. Choosing a jacket is not just about following a trend, but finding a piece capable of complementing different styles, occasions, and seasons. This is where Leather Trend sees itself.
Our leather jackets are made to be worn and lived in. Leather can develop character over time and, when properly cared for, accompany its wearer for years to come. Because, to us, fashion is not only about what changes. It is also about what remains.
Leather Trend: Italian leather in Solofra
Trends change, silhouettes evolve, and color tells a different story every season. But some values remain: leather quality, attention to detail, and craftsmanship. These are the elements Leather Trend starts from to interpret contemporary fashion through its collections of leather jackets, made in Solofra, at the heart of one of Italy's best-known districts for leather production.
We look at new trends with curiosity, without forgetting what makes a garment truly special: its ability to become part of a wardrobe and, over time, an expression of the wearer's personal style. Because a leather jacket can follow fashion without being bound by it. It can be contemporary today and continue to tell something about the person wearing it tomorrow.