The Tamesis
Of all the seasonal changes, the most anticipated is the transition from winter to spring. A lack of sunlight — and, for many of us, exposure to freezing temperatures — leaves us longing for warm, sunny days. Last week, we finally had our first 60-degree day in New York City, and suddenly, life became exciting again. People come to Central Park in droves, many enjoy a glass of wine after get off work at their favorite happy hour and find almost any excuse to leave the house. This electric energy lends itself to spring beauty trends, too.
FashionFavorite Spring Beauty Products
Charlotte Tilbury Matte Revolution Lipstick (Color: Lost Cherry)
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m.ph Beauty Le Skin Lightweight Foundation
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Medicube One Day Exosome Injection 7500 Serum
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According to celebrity makeup artist and Chanel Beauty Ambassador Tasha Reiko Brown, expect “coral clouds” to dominate; specifically, “bright, vibrant shades that wash over the face in pastel tones that capture the energy of spring.” Think: bold shades of coral, peach, rose, and orange for fuzzy, bright beauty.
The goal of skin care is to rejuvenate your complexion, but not in the way you expect. Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Divya Shokeen says the focus this spring is on function, not trendy fads or spot-on products that wash off. “Beauty editors and dermatologists alike are emphasizing results you can feel and measure: barrier support, regenerative signaling and smart technology integration,” she tells us Fashion. “No one has the time and money to spend on skin care that won’t result in measurable improvements in skin quality. Rituals are important, but they are science-based and not just social media virality.”
Read on to learn the pros’ take on the most anticipated spring beauty trends of 2026, and how to achieve them yourself.
coral crush
“In spring, I want to see bright colors that match the foliage of the season,” says Reiko Brown, who highlights pops of orange among peach, coral and rose. “This trend will be seen in beautiful color palettes and applying unique colors to the face—think monochromatic faces. Washes of color will appear on eyelids, cheeks, and lips, as well as soft, blurred watercolor applications.”
