Yara Flinn is often inspired by the outside world, but, she explained at her showroom, “it’s a little hard to be excited about designing right now, with the state of the world. So the spring 2026 collection was about the idea of going through the motions of your life, but disconnected at the same time.”

Her lookbook images reflected this sense, with cut-out photos against a white background. Some looks were shot on an unfinished corporate floor. Flinn mentioned that many of her clothes felt nostalgic in a way. You could find that throughout the prints of her floral dresses, which had an ’80s-esque vibe, as well as some of the pajama-like satin shirting.

Flinn’s suiting is always a bit unconventional. This season, one of her models wore a sleek black maxi coat made from a nylon and acetate blend, which had a beautiful sheen and was also lightweight. It was styled with a maxi skirt in the same fabrication for those who might need to go to the office, but Flinn suggested one could even wear the coat as a standalone dress.