Overview

• High-profile attendees are opting for premium looks, with Laura Wontorra wearing a €950 Kinga Mathe dirndl and Palina Rojinski in a bright pink Giacomelli piece from a brand whose dresses average around €1,300.
• This season’s key details for women include monochrome, subtly shimmering ensembles, transparent embroidered blouses, puff sleeves and deeper necklines.
• Skirt lengths skew classic at 80 centimeters, though over-the-knee and even floor-length dirndls are also appearing, supported by rich fabrics like velvet and fine lace.
• Style guidance from Trachten pros rules out very short cuts, heavy glitter and low-quality copies, while men are steered away from checked shirts toward white or striped shirts, high-neck vests, short leather trousers and Haferl shoes.
• Accessories and palettes trend refined, with real flower crowns spotlighted and colors led by blue, red and especially Bordeaux, plus lace socks and footwear ranging from modest heels to ballerinas, with sneakers acceptable when well styled.