Jacquemus Just Declared That This Subtle Style Accent Will Be Just as Popular in Summer 2026

Jacquemus unveiled its S/S 26 collection in a setting as grand as the designs: the ethereal, history-rich Palace of Versailles. Titled Le Paysan—French for "the peasant"—the show served as a heartfelt tribute to the people and places that shaped Simon Porte Jacquemus’s early life.

Drawing a stylish European crowd—including notable guests such as Zoë Kravitz and Alexandra Saint Mleux—the runway offered a beautiful balance of contrasts: polished yet effortless, tailored yet soft, minimalist yet playful. Models wore lapel-less jackets, flowing striped dresses, voluminous circle skirts, and pieces trimmed with tassels—subtle accents that are having a moment now and are expected to remain in style through summer 2026.

But that’s just the beginning. Keep scrolling to explore and shop the standout trends from the Jacquemus S/S 26 show—starting with those tassel-adorned pieces everyone’s talking about.

Tassel Accents

You probably can't walk a block in New York City or scroll through your Instagram feed without seeing a fashion person sporting a tassel. This subtle accent has been seen on everything—from keychains to pants and pendant necklaces. The good news is that the trend isn't fading anytime soon, as Jacquemus recently featured tassel-adorned skirts and pants in its S/S 26 collection.

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CAP D'ANTIBES

Cropped Tasseled Cotton-Terry Flared Pants

Petit Moments

Tassel Corded Tie Necklace

Tularosa

Lenii Mini Dress

Next Cult Sneakers

There's nothing quite like getting a pair of shoes straight off the runway, and that's exactly what you can do with Jacquemus's new tennis sneakers. These retro-inspired kicks embody the latest sneaker trend with their sleek, low-profile, and minimalist design, making them both stylish and easy to wear.

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