Call me biased, but as someone who has dedicated whole section of their summer wardrobe to matching sets, I fundamentally believe that there are very few staples that work quite as hard as a co-ord. I mean, what’s not to love about two pieces of clothing that instantly create a full look for you?
From Reformation’s blissfully soft satins to With Nothing Underneath’s practical linens, I’m yet to find a co-ord that I don’t simply adore. And from the sheer number of two-pieces popping up on my social media feed right now, it would seem the fashion set agree too.
After recently scrolling through my feed, I started to notice a few key co-ord trends beginning to surface. From maximalist Pucci-esque prints to classic tailored cotton; if stylish dressers are wearing a co-ord in 2026, it typically falls under one of 6 key trends. Scroll down to see which made the list to and shop my favourite styles below.
6 Co-ord Trends You Need to See Before The End of Summer:
1. Linen
Style Notes: Can you ever truly go wrong with linens in summer? Both Sofia Ritchie Grainge (pictured above) and I think not. Lightweight and breathable, the airy fabric is a warm weather favourite for its practicality mid heatwave, but also manages to look stylish while doing it. Pair yours with a shoulder-robed knit and flip flops for a Sofia-approved look that channels off-duty chic.
Shop Linen Sets:
Navy will always look super expensive to me.
How elegant would this look on a Greek beach?
This comes in seven colours and prints.
A classic.
This set has been all over my social media feed this summer.
2. Broderie Anglaise
Style Notes: Arguably the fabric of the summer, no summer co-ord collection is complete without at least one broderie anglaise co-ord. Brimming with with romantic charm, this delicate fabrication looks just as pretty paired with loafers as it does with a sandal, minimal jewellery and woven bag.
Shop Broderie Anglaise Sets:
How sweet is this!
A French girls favourite.
Wear the jeans with a loose tank and flip flops this summer.
This set has been all over my social media feed this summer.
Bury me in this set.
3. Satin
Style Notes: From trousers to camisoles, satin will never work quite as hard for you as it does in summer. While liquid-like drapes contour the body, the glossy surface catches the light, creating an eye-catching and always expensive look. In co-ord form these molten silks make a statement but especially when finished with grounding accessories, as seen on Frann Fyne [pictured above].
Shop Satin Co-ords:
Not your summer Pj’s.
Wear the trousers again with a white tee, and the top with blue jeans.
The lace trims are such an elevated touch.
This would be perfect in Provence this summer.
Style with strappy sandals and a shoulder bag on a date night.
4. Ruffles
Style Notes: With napcore trending over the last couple of years (see: nightie dresses and PJ pants), ruffled co-ords have skyrocketed in popularity this summer for their whimsical appeal. Balancing comfort and style, the laid-back fit allows you to lounge in luxury without looking like you’ve just rolled out of bed. And pray tell, what could be better than that?
Shop Ruffle Sets:
If you’re looking for boho ruffles, look no further than Free People.
This vibrant blue shade has been all over the fashion set this summer.
Wear the skirt with a loose shirt and loafers for an It girl look.
I need this in 4 different colours.
Perfect if you’re heading to a festival this summer.
5. Bold Prints
Style Notes: In 2026 fashion is leaning into “more is more” maximalism, and co-ord sets are the easiest way to dive into mood. From head-to-toe animal prints to a psychedelic, Pucci-esque graphics, striking prints and patterns shine at this time of year. Just keep your accessories minimal if you’re going to go all in this summer.
Shop Printed Co-ords:
The perfect summer wedding outfit.
How fun is this rich blue?
It doesn’t get better than the original.
Style with a white tank top on a cooler day.
6. Tailored
Style Notes: A timeless, tailored set is a co-ord that will work hard for you all year round. Come summer, take style cues from Chloe Kath Butler (pictured above) and opt for one in a lighter shade and fabrication (cotton or linen) for a seasonally appropriate take on smart workwear.
Shop Tailored Co-ords:
No one makes the high street look quite as expensive as M&S.
The funnel neck! The washed pinstripe! If I was a co-ord set I’d be this one.
The sculptural shape elevates this Aligne number.
Simple, yet stylish.
This baby blue hue is everywhere ths summer.
