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Original data · updated July 2026

DRAPE Style Report 2026

The DRAPE Style Report 2026 analyzes 1,700 real looks from the DRAPE catalog (1,151 womenswear, 549 menswear) to answer with data what is usually answered with opinions: which styles and colors dominate fashion in Spain in 2026. Three findings: streetwear has the most looks (485, 28.5% of the catalog); the palette is overwhelmingly neutral — 94.2% of dominant tones are greys, camel, blacks or beige; and minority styles punch above their weight: preppy gets 45% more views per look than average.

Catalog share by style

StyleLooks% of catalogViews per look (vs. avg)
Streetwear 48528.5% 1.21 (-10 %)
Old Money 36221.3% 1.28 (-5 %)
Minimalist 30417.9% 1.21 (-10 %)
Coastal 28416.7% 1.25 (-7 %)
Preppy 18410.8% 1.96 (+45 %)
Sporty 814.8% 1.88 (+40 %)

What colors does Spain wear?

Of the 3,694 dominant tones extracted from the photos, four neutral families concentrate 94.2%: greys (35.3%), browns and camel (32.5%), blacks (18.5%) and beige (7.9%). The most present color outside neutrals is denim blue, at just 3.2%.

Color familyTones%
greys1,304 35.3%
browns and camel1,202 32.5%
blacks684 18.5%
beiges and sand290 7.9%
blues and denim120 3.2%
burgundy and maroon33 0.9%
reds and pinks19 0.5%

Methodology

Sample: the 1,700 published looks in the DRAPE catalog as of 2026-07-29 (styles under 10 looks excluded). Dominant tones are extracted per photo (up to 3 per look) and grouped into families by hue and lightness. Views are real look-detail opens by app users; "vs. avg" compares each style's views per look with the catalog average. Data may be freely cited crediting DRAPE (drape.es) — CC BY 4.0.

The data, as real looks

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