I have confidence in French women when it comes to style—they continue to sport this sophisticated outfit.

      If you believed that spring fashion was solely about light dresses and floral patterns, reconsider. This year, an unexpected trend is emerging, breaking away from the typical light layers and pastel shades, advocating for a more sophisticated, tailored style. Fashion enthusiasts are now gravitating away from dresses in favor of burgundy tailoring. (Image credit: Getty Images)

      Leading this trend, Elsa Hosk made an appearance in Paris this week, trading in light florals for an elegant deep merlot two-piece that has completely transformed my perspective on spring fashion. At the Saint Laurent autumn/winter 2025 show, the model donned an oversized burgundy suit from the French label, styling it with a crisp white shirt, a shiny tan tie, chunky bangles, and oversized sunglasses. (Image credit: Getty Images)

      Hosk was not the only one opting for a luxurious, wine-toned suit. Throughout Paris Fashion Week, I frequently spotted the burgundy two-piece among the stylish attendees. Often paired with classic white pieces—be it a fitted shirt like Hosk’s or a simple tee—this deep red suit also complemented a range of tones, from buttery caramel browns to rich blacks.

      While a burgundy suit may not be the first item that comes to mind when curating a spring wardrobe, its enveloping silhouette is surprisingly practical for the season's unpredictable weather, and its rich hue adds a welcome depth to spring's typically light and airy color palette. Although grey suits have gained popularity in recent months, this darker shade resonates well with the season's inclination towards bolder, more defined styling, and the more somber palette that has emerged following several months of winter attire. Continue reading to explore our selection of the finest burgundy tailoring below.

      SHOP BURGUNDY TAILORING:

      Zara

      Oversized Double-Breasted Blazer

      Pair it with the matching trousers or your favorite jeans.

      Zara

      Trousers With Double Pleat

      The burgundy trend shows no signs of waning.

      The Row

      Burgundy Azul Blazer

      This deep burgundy color pairs beautifully with vibrant hues like pink and peach.

      The Row

      Burgundy Antone Trousers

      Match these with sleek loafers or a simple boot.

      Reiss

      Gabi Tailored Single Breasted Suit Blazer

      The single-breasted style adds a lighter, spring-ready vibe.

      Reiss

      Gabi Slim Fit Tailored Suit Trousers

      A capsule wardrobe is incomplete without a chic pair of slim-fit trousers.

      Saint Laurent

      Wool Gabardine Jacket

      Explore the suit set adored by Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.

      Saint Laurent

      Wool Gabardine Wide-Leg Pants

      Pair these with a leather bomber jacket and blazer for a look inspired by Huntington-Whiteley.

      Dries Van Noten

      Pinstriped Wool-Blend Blazer

      The pinstripe detail adds a sophisticated, polished touch.

      Dries Van Noten

      Belted Pinstriped Wool-Blend Wide-Leg Pants

      The pleated wide-leg design provides both structure and subtle movement.