The Gerard Darel Style Guide
The Gerard Darel Fall-Winter 2026 collection defines an urban, natural and timeless wardrobe.
Vintage influences meet enveloping silhouettes, masculine-feminine contrasts and signature pieces designed to be layered, mixed and worn instinctively. Suede, leather and knitwear bring texture to the season, while iconic bags complete each silhouette.
Worn by Dree Hemingway through the streets of Paris, Fall-Winter 2026 is defined above all by an attitude: free, spontaneous and unmistakably Darel.
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The Fashion Trends Defining Fall-Winter 2026
This season is built around contrasts.
Masculine tailoring meets softer silhouettes. Leather and suede are balanced by enveloping knitwear, while deeper winter tones are punctuated by flashes of red, pink, green and violet.
Rather than following a single trend, Fall-Winter 2026 brings these influences together to create a wardrobe designed to evolve throughout the season.
Leather, Suede and Coats: The Essentials of the Season
Materials and outerwear set the tone for Fall-Winter 2026.
Suede returns with a distinctly 70s influence, from camel overshirts and cropped jackets to tonal patchwork. Leather brings a more urban attitude, from the essential black jacket to styles with softer, more enveloping proportions.
Faux fur, shearling and bouclé textures bring depth and character to the silhouette, while the trench remains an essential part of the Parisian wardrobe. Short or long, in cotton, wool, vinyl or leather, it is reinterpreted throughout the season.
Knitwear and Colour: Bringing Winter to Life
Turtlenecks, boxy sweaters, cable-knit twin sets and ribbed knits play with volume and layering. The iconic Marilyn knit is also reimagined through zip-neck sweaters and enveloping knitted dresses.
And winter does not have to mean neutrals. Intense red, pink, green, camel and navy bring energy to the season, with red emerging as a particularly strong statement, worn as a focal point or introduced through subtle accents.
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The Bags of Fall-Winter 2026
This season, leather goods play with contrasts in shape and texture.
The Grace brings structure through crinkled leather in black and caramel, creating an attitude that feels both chic and relaxed. Softer and more rounded, the Luna reimagines the half-moon bag in vintage leather and suede.
Two new signatures, two ways to complete the everyday silhouette.
The 24H: An Icon Made Personal
An icon of the Maison, the 24H continues to reinvent itself without losing what makes it instantly recognizable.
For Fall-Winter 2026, the bag plays with materials and textures. Woven leather, quilted finishes, jacquard, patchwork and GD monogram canvas offer new interpretations of its iconic silhouette.
This season, the spirit of travel also makes its way onto the 24H. Patches inspired by souvenirs collected along the way adorn selected styles, while charms invite a more playful approach to detail and personalization.
Designed to be collected, mixed and layered freely, these details make the 24H even more personal, like a travel companion that tells a different story with every destination.
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The Accessories That Define the Look
Belts, scarves and considered details punctuate the looks of the season, bringing a new dimension to everyday wardrobe essentials.
Worn instinctively, tied, layered or paired with the collection's signature pieces, accessories offer an effortless way to transform a silhouette and make it feel more personal.
Fall-Winter 2026 Lookbook
The silhouettes of Fall-Winter 2026 come to life in the streets of Paris.
From the banks of the Seine to Rue Saint-Honoré, Dree Hemingway moves through the city in tailoring, suede, enveloping knitwear and iconic leather goods.
A wardrobe designed to be mixed, layered and lived in. One attitude, one signature.
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