Prom Hair Trends 2026: The Ultimate Style Guide

Prom is weeks away and you’ve saved 47 Pinterest pins and still have no idea what to do with your hair. Here’s the good news: prom hair trends 2026 are moving away from stiff, heavily sprayed styles toward soft, touchable looks that feel as good as they photograph. According to professional stylists and fashion publications tracking this season, the shift is dramatic — and it works in your favor.

“2026 prom hair focuses on soft, textured looks instead of stiff structured styles.”

Choosing the wrong style doesn’t just ruin one night — those photos follow you forever. A rigid, over-sprayed updo that looked trendy in 2018 reads as dated the moment the flash goes off. The right 2026 look, on the other hand, photographs beautifully, stays comfortable through hours of dancing, and actually feels like you.

In this guide, you’ll learn the top prom hair trends for 2026, how to choose the right style for your dress and hair type, and exactly how to make your look last all night. We’ll cover everything from soft glam waves to sleek glass hair, plus a dedicated all-night hold section that no other guide includes.

What’s Trending: The 2026 Prom Hair Shift

When looking at the top prom hair trends 2026, the defining aesthetic is effortless elegance: natural movement, a polished finish, and one signature accent working together. Across salon blogs, fashion publications, and red carpet coverage from the 2026 Grammys, the consistent message is that soft, touchable styles have replaced stiff, structured ones as the go-to prom look (Mondressy, 2026; CK Studio Salon, 2026).

The defining prom hair trend of 2026 is effortless elegance: soft, natural movement over rigid, heavily sprayed styles (Vogue’s 2026 hair trend forecast, 2026). Styles are evolving toward a more refined aesthetic, with a strong emphasis on sleeker, healthier-looking hair with a glossy, glass-like finish. This is good news if you’ve ever left a salon feeling like your hair was cemented in place — that era is officially over.

The 2026 Effortless Elegance Philosophy

Our editorial team reviewed salon expert guidance and fashion publication forecasts to identify the core principle shaping every major 2026 prom look. That principle is “The Effortless Elegance Formula” — careaboutyourhair.com’s framework for building a 2026 prom look that stands the test of the night (and the photos).

The formula has exactly three elements:

Think of it as the “less is more” principle applied to hair. When all three elements work together, the result looks effortless. When one is missing — usually the signature accent is overdone — the look falls apart. This formula is what separates a genuinely great 2026 prom look from a Pinterest screenshot that never quite translates to real life.

Top 5 Prom Hair Styles for 2026

Professional stylists and prom trend roundups consistently point to five style categories dominating the 2026 season (CK Studio Salon, 2026; Perfect Corp., 2026):

Each of these styles fits the Effortless Elegance Formula. None of them require you to sit perfectly still all night. Explore our full prom hair gallery for visual examples of each style across different hair types.

Match Your Hair to Your Prom Dress

Your dress neckline is the fastest way to narrow down your style options. Professional stylists recommend this simple matching guide:

Dress Neckline	Best Hair Style	Why It Works
Strapless / Sweetheart	Soft updo or half-up	Shows off your neckline and shoulders
High neckline / Halter	Wear hair up or back	Avoids competing with the neckline
V-neck / Plunge	Soft waves worn down	Hair follows the line of the dress
Backless / Open back	Down styles or low side sweep	Reveals the dramatic back detail
Off-the-shoulder	Half up or loose waves	Balances the exposed shoulder line

When your hair and dress work together, you look intentional — not like two separate outfits that happen to be on the same person. According to mondressy.com’s 2026 prom hairstyle guide, pairing your hairstyle with your dress silhouette is the single most impactful styling decision you can make.

Down-Styles: Waves, Curls & Blowouts

Down styles are having their biggest prom moment in years. The 2026 consensus from professional stylists is that wearing your hair down — in the right way — looks more sophisticated than a stiff updo ever could. The key phrase is “in the right way”: soft, defined, and polished rather than flat, frizzy, or wild.

Soft Glam Waves: The #1 Prom Look

Soft glam waves — loose, glossy waves with defined movement and a brushed-out finish — are the most-booked prom style for 2026 (CK Studio Salon, 2026). They’re timeless, flattering on almost every face shape, and photograph beautifully under both natural and flash lighting.

Here’s how to achieve them at home:

Step 1: Start with clean, dry hair. Apply a heat protectant serum from mid-lengths to ends.

Step 2: Use a 1.25-inch curling wand. Wrap sections away from your face, leaving the last inch of each section uncurled — this creates a natural, lived-in finish rather than a stiff ringlet.

Step 3: After curling each section, pin it immediately against your scalp. Let all pinned curls cool completely (10–15 minutes minimum). This step is what separates waves that last all night from waves that fall within an hour.

Step 4: Release the pins and gently brush through with a paddle brush or your fingers. The curls will blend into soft, flowing waves.

Step 5: Finish with a light-hold, flexible hairspray. Mist from at least 12 inches away for a natural finish — not a helmet.

Why it works: Curling away from the face creates an open, bright look in photos. Pinning curls to cool locks the wave pattern into the hair shaft before heat fades.

Hollywood Waves & Bouncy Blowouts

Hollywood waves are a more structured, vintage-inspired version of soft glam waves — think old-school glamour with deep, defined S-curves rather than loose, casual waves. A bouncy blowout (a full, voluminous blow-dry that creates lift and movement without defined curls) is the lower-maintenance alternative. Both styles share a high-shine, polished finish that aligns perfectly with the glass-hair aesthetic trending across runways in 2026 (TheIndustry.beauty, 2026).

The key difference: soft glam waves are brushable and casual-elegant, while Hollywood waves are set, sculpted, and deliberately dramatic. A bouncy blowout is the middle ground — big volume, soft movement, no individual curls.

For a bouncy blowout: Flip your head upside down while blow-drying on high heat, then finish with a round brush lifting at the roots. The result is natural volume without any curling iron required — great for straight hair that resists holding a curl.

According to Mermade Hair’s 2026 prom guide, the most compelling 2026 prom looks “choose polish over excess, texture over stiffness, and intention over tradition” — a description that fits both Hollywood waves and bouncy blowouts perfectly.

Prom Down-Styles for Straight Hair

Straight hair has been consistently underserved in prom style guides, but 2026 is changing that. Naturally straight hair is actually ideal for several of the biggest trends this year. Here’s what works best:

The honest truth about straight hair and curls: If your hair is naturally straight and very fine, curls will likely fall within two to three hours without serious product prep. Rather than fighting your texture all night, lean into it with a glass hair or sleek ponytail look that actually gets better as the night goes on.

Professional stylists recommend applying a humidity-resistant serum (like Color Wow Dream Coat Supernatural Spray) before blow-drying to keep straight styles smooth and frizz-free through an entire evening of dancing (Bangstyle, 2026).

Prom Down-Styles for Short Hair

Short hair at prom is having a genuine moment in 2026. According to CK Studio Salon’s breakdown of their most-booked prom styles, short hair shines in the polished bob with a deep side part and the textured pixie — both of which photograph strikingly well against formal dresses (CK Studio Salon, 2026).

Three approaches that work for shorter lengths:

Short hair doesn’t need to be “done up” to look prom-ready. Sometimes the most striking look in the room is someone who wore their hair exactly as it grows — just polished and accessorized with intention.

Up-Styles: Buns, Twists & Half-Up Looks

Up-styles in 2026 are softer, looser, and more personal than in previous years. The rigid, heavily pinned updo with perfectly symmetrical curls is out. The textured, intentionally imperfect updo with face-framing tendrils is very much in. Professional stylists across multiple 2026 prom guides consistently describe this year’s updos as “romantic, not formal” (Perfect Corp., 2026; Normans Bridal, 2026).

Half Up Half Down: The Prom Classic

Half up half down — the top section of hair pinned, twisted, or braided back while the rest falls loose — is TikTok’s fastest-growing prom hair hashtag for 2026 (Mondressy, 2026). It’s popular for good reason: it keeps hair off your face for dancing, shows off your length, and works with almost every dress neckline.

Here are three variations to consider:

Variation 1 — The Simple Twist: Gather the top third of your hair, twist it back gently, and secure with two crossed bobby pins (the cross-pin method — see the Accessories section for how to use this technique to secure heavy pins without slipping). Add a pearl clip over the pins to hide them. Takes five minutes; looks like it took thirty.

Variation 2 — The Braided Half-Up: Take two small sections from either side of your face, braid them back, and pin them together at the center back. Leave the rest in soft waves. This adds texture and detail without a full braided look.

Variation 3 — The Voluminous Half-Up: Backcomb (tease) the crown section lightly before pinning it back. This creates height and volume at the top, which photographs beautifully and balances a full skirt or ball gown silhouette.

Romantic Updos with Soft Tendrils

What makes an updo “romantic” in 2026? It comes down to one detail: face-framing tendrils — small sections of hair deliberately left out and softly curled to frame the face. Without them, an updo looks formal and severe. With them, the same style looks effortlessly beautiful.

Hidden braids are a popular upgrade to the romantic updo this year. Rather than a visible braided crown, stylists weave small braids underneath the main updo, creating subtle texture that catches the light. You don’t see the braid directly — you just notice that the style looks more interesting than a plain bun.

To achieve a romantic low chignon (a low bun at the nape of the neck): gather hair loosely, twist it into a low knot, and secure with pins placed at different angles to prevent slipping. Pull a few small sections out around the face and curl them with a small-barrel iron. Mist with flexible-hold spray and leave it slightly undone — perfection is not the goal.

Textured Low Buns & French Twists

The textured low bun (a loose, deliberately imperfect bun sitting at the nape of the neck) and the modern French twist (the classic 1960s style, updated with looser texture and face-framing pieces) are among the most-booked medium-length prom styles for 2026 (CK Studio Salon, 2026).

The critical difference between a textured low bun and a traditional sleek bun:

Style	Finish	Tension	Best For
Sleek low bun	Polished, flat	Tight	Glass hair aesthetic
Textured low bun	Soft, dimensional	Loose	Romantic, movement-focused look
Modern French twist	Structured but soft	Medium	Backless dresses; shows off neck

For the modern French twist: Gather all hair to one side, roll it upward and inward against the back of the head, and tuck the ends in. The 2026 version leaves the roll slightly looser and adds a few face-framing tendrils at the front. A side part changes the whole shape — try a deep side part for extra drama.

Both styles are excellent for keeping hair off your neck during dancing, which makes them practical as well as beautiful. See our guide to prom updos for long hair for more step-by-step instructions.

Modern & Sleek: Glass Hair and Ponytails

Sleek, high-shine styles are the bold alternative to the soft-wave trend — and they’re just as on-trend for 2026. Following the rise of “glass skin” in 2026, glass hair emerged as one of the year’s biggest beauty shifts, confirmed by runway reports from London Fashion Week AW 2026 and K-beauty trend coverage (TheIndustry.beauty, 2026; Strala Beauty, 2026). If waves feel too casual for your vision, this is your direction.

Glass Hair: Ultra-Polished Prom Look

Glass hair is a style where every strand lies flat and reflects light like a mirror — ultra-smooth, high-shine, and pin-straight from root to tip. The term comes from the mirror-like quality of the finish; your hair should look almost wet with shine, but without any product build-up or greasiness (Cosmetify, 2026).

How to achieve glass hair for prom:

Sleek High Ponytails: Bold & Easy

The sleek high ponytail is the easiest prom style to execute at home and one of the most striking in photos. A high ponytail sits at the crown of the head (not the back), pulls the face upward, and creates an instant polished, red-carpet look that highlights both your dress and your features.

According to XO by Sophia’s 2026 prom trend report, the high ponytail is “one of the fastest-growing prom hair trends online” — its appeal lies in its simplicity and how dramatically it elevates a formal dress.

All-Night Hold: Make Your Style Last

This is the section every other prom hair guide skips. Our editorial team reviewed cosmetologist advice, salon pro techniques, and humidity-resistance product testing to answer the questions that actually matter on prom night: How do you keep your hair looking great through four hours of dancing, photos, and a warm venue? The answer is a two-step approach — the right products and the right technique.

The Effortless Elegance Formula only works all night if your hold strategy is built into the process from the beginning — not sprayed on at the end as an afterthought.

Products for All-Night Hold

The biggest mistake people make with prom hair is using hairspray as their only hold tool. Professional stylists recommend a layered approach instead (Reddit r/Cosmetology, 2026):

Step 1 — Foundation layer (before styling):
Apply a humidity-resistant primer or gel to damp hair before blow-drying. This creates a hold foundation inside the hair shaft, not just on the surface. Good options include Verb Ghost Primer (smoothing + heat protection) or a light-hold gel worked through damp hair before drying.

Step 2 — Section spray (while curling or styling):
Mist each section lightly with a humidity-resistant spray before you curl or flat-iron it — not after. This is a standard red-carpet technique that most home stylists skip. L’Oréal Elnett and TRESemmé Extra Hold are both reliable, affordable options.

Step 3 — Set and cool:
After curling, immediately pin each curl against your scalp. Let everything cool completely (at least 10–15 minutes) before releasing or brushing. This step doubles the hold time of your curls.

Step 4 — Finishing spray:
Mist the finished style from 12 inches away with a flexible-hold spray. Color Wow Cult Favorite was rated the best hairspray for humidity protection and hold by a 100-person test panel at Good Housekeeping (2026) — it offers strong hold without crunchiness, which matters when you want your hair to still move and feel touchable at midnight.

Sweat-Proof & Humidity Techniques

Humidity is the real enemy of prom hair — especially in a crowded, warm venue. According to professional guidance reviewed for this article, humidity resistance starts in the shower, not with your hairspray (Vogue, 2026).

Three techniques that make a measurable difference:

1. The moisture barrier technique: Apply a humidity-blocking treatment like Color Wow Dream Coat Supernatural Spray to damp hair before blow-drying. It creates a lightweight barrier around each hair strand that prevents atmospheric moisture from disrupting your style. The result is humidity resistance without stiffness or greasiness (Bangstyle, 2026).

2. The cross-pin method for accessories: Heavy accessories like pearl pins and oversized bows can slide out within an hour if secured with a single bobby pin. The cross-pin method — inserting one bobby pin in the normal direction, then crossing a second pin over it at a 45-degree angle — creates a lock that holds significantly better through movement and sweat. Use this for any accessory that needs to stay exactly where you put it.

3. Style choice as humidity strategy: Braids, buns, and textured updos withstand humidity better than sleek, fully down styles because they rely on structure rather than smooth surfaces (Redcliff Small, 2026). If you’re going to a prom in a warm or humid climate, consider a half-up or updo style as your base — then use the finishing products above to maintain whatever loose sections you leave down.

Humidity-resistant products at a glance:

Product	Best For	Hold Level
Color Wow Dream Coat	Humidity barrier (all types)	Light (barrier, not hold)
Color Wow Cult Favorite	Finishing spray	Strong + flexible
TRESemmé Extra Hold	Budget finishing spray	Strong
Garnier Sleek & Shine	Straight/glass hair	24-hour humidity resistance
Ouidad Climate Control Gel	Curly/wavy hair	Strong + curl-defining
L’Oréal Elnett	Section spray while styling	Medium-firm

See our full guide to long-lasting prom styles for a complete product routine by hair type.

Finishing Touches: Accessories & Color

Accessories and color choices are where the Effortless Elegance Formula comes to life. Remember the third element: one signature accent. This section will help you choose the right one — and avoid the common mistake of choosing three.

Statement Accessories: In vs. Out

The 2026 prom accessory direction is clear: hair accessories are jewelry for your hairstyle (Wedding Affair Magazine, 2026). One intentional, beautiful piece elevates your entire look. Multiple competing pieces make your hair look busy and distract from your dress.

Professional stylists at CK Studio Salon put it plainly: “The strongest trend across all lengths is one statement accessory — pearl pin or crystal vine — instead of multiple competing pieces” (CK Studio Salon, 2026).

IN for 2026	OUT for 2026
Pearl pins and clips (scattered minimally)	Multiple competing clips covering the whole head
Soft fabric bows (single piece on low bun or ponytail)	Stiff, ornate tiaras with heavy rhinestone clusters
Gold or champagne metallic clips (one or two)	Novelty or costume-themed accessories
Crystal vine or crystal pin (single placement)	Matching sets of 5+ identical clips
Velvet headband (structured, minimal)	Sharp metal clips that catch and break hair
Small braided rings or cuffs for Gen Z styles	Thick elastic bands visible at the ponytail base

The cross-pin method for securing accessories: For any accessory heavier than a standard bobby pin — including large pearl pins, bows with a clip base, or embellished combs — use two bobby pins crossed over each other at the attachment point. This prevents rotation and slipping even during active dancing. Match your bobby pin color to your hair for an invisible hold.

2026 Hair Color Trends for Prom

You don’t need a dramatic color change for prom — in fact, the biggest hair color trend for 2026 is the opposite of dramatic. According to Perfect Corp.’s 2026 prom style guide, subtle color upgrades are dominating: cherry cola brunette (a warm, reddish-brown tone), soft copper, and money piece highlights (bright, face-framing highlights at the front sections) are the most popular choices (Perfect Corp., 2026).

Money piece highlights deserve special mention: CK Studio Salon identifies them as “the most photographed accessory of 2026” because face-framing brightness adds dimension right where every camera catches the light — at the temples and around the face. They work with any hairstyle and require no commitment to full highlights.

For natural hair tones, the 2026 direction is toward healthy, glossy, and dimensional rather than flat or one-note. A gloss treatment at your salon appointment (a clear or tinted semi-permanent treatment that adds shine without changing your color) can give your natural color the same high-shine quality as glass hair. Ask your stylist for a clear gloss or a “tinted gloss” in your natural shade.

What to avoid: heavy, high-contrast balayage that looks faded or grown-out, and jet-black or bleached-platinum looks that read as severe in formal photos. Explore our complete guide to hair color for prom for timing and maintenance advice.

What Hair Part is in Style in 2026?

The hair part question has a clear 2026 answer: the middle part and the deep side part are both in, depending on your face shape and style choice. The center part aligns with the glass hair and sleek ponytail aesthetic. The deep side part works beautifully with Hollywood waves, French twists, and romantic updos.

Wispy fringe — soft, feathered pieces that fall across the forehead without being a full bang — is one of 2026’s most-requested salon additions. Think of it as a curtain bang (a fringe that splits in the middle and frames the face on both sides) that’s been grown out slightly and styled loosely. It photographs beautifully and softens any face shape.

According to ckstudiosalon.com’s prom hairstyle guide, curtain bangs paired with face-framing layers are the fastest-growing TikTok before-and-after combination for prom prep in 2026. If you’re considering adding fringe before prom, book your trim at least three weeks ahead — newly cut fringe needs time to settle into the right shape.

Prom Hair Styles to Avoid in 2026

Knowing what not to do is just as valuable as knowing what’s trending. Our review of 2026 prom style guides and salon booking data reveals a consistent list of looks that professional stylists are actively steering clients away from this season.

What is Going Out of Style in 2026?

“The days of identical tight curls pinned into a rigid updo are over,” according to CK Studio Salon’s 2026 prom trend analysis — and it’s a sentiment echoed across every major guide reviewed for this article.

Four specific styles to avoid:

Modern Alternatives to Dated Looks

For every dated style, there’s a 2026-appropriate update that captures the same intent with a softer execution:

Dated Look	Why It Reads Old	2026 Alternative
Rigid ringlet updo	Stiff, no movement, over-sprayed	Romantic low bun with soft tendrils
Helmet-smooth bun	No texture, severe finish	Textured low bun with face-framing pieces
Sky-high teased crown	Costume-like, dated silhouette	Voluminous half-up with natural lift
All-one-direction ringlets	Repetitive, dated curl pattern	Soft glam waves in varied sizes
Heavy tiara with rhinestone clusters	Overpowers the dress	Single pearl pin or crystal vine

The consistent theme: every outdated look is characterized by rigidity, uniformity, and excess. Every modern alternative introduces softness, variation, and restraint. That’s the Effortless Elegance Formula in action — and it’s the clearest sign that 2026 prom hair is genuinely different from what came before.

Common Mistakes & How to Avoid Them

Even great style choices can go wrong in execution. Here are the most common prom hair mistakes, what actually goes wrong, and how to fix them before they happen.

Common Pitfalls

Pitfall 1 — Washing your hair the morning of prom.
Freshly washed hair is often too slippery and light to hold curls or pins well. Wash your hair the night before prom and apply a light styling product before bed. By morning, your hair has just enough texture to hold any style reliably.

Pitfall 2 — Skipping the trial run.
A trial run two weeks before prom isn’t optional — it’s essential. You need to see how your chosen style looks with your dress, how long it takes to achieve, and whether it holds through several hours. Discovering a problem on prom day is too late to fix it.

Pitfall 3 — Over-accessorizing.
Adding a second accessory “just in case” is the most common way a good prom look becomes a cluttered one. Choose one piece. If you can’t decide between two, take a photo of yourself wearing each separately and compare. One will be clearly better.

Pitfall 4 — Using maximum-hold spray on every section.
Maximum-hold spray creates crunch and stiffness that makes your hair look (and feel) like it’s been lacquered. Use flexible-hold spray for the final finish, and save strong-hold products for the prep layers only.

Pitfall 5 — Choosing a style your hair type fights against.
If your hair is naturally straight and fine, a style that requires long-lasting curls is going to require significant product and technique prep. Be honest about what your hair does naturally, and work with your texture rather than against it.

When to Choose Alternatives

If your venue is outdoors or in a warm, humid climate: Opt for a half-up or updo style rather than a fully down look. Braids and buns resist humidity far better than loose waves.

If you have very fine hair: A sleek glass hair look or a structured updo will hold better than voluminous waves, which can flatten within an hour without significant product support.

If you have very thick or heavy hair: Avoid very high ponytails — the weight can cause the style to droop. A low ponytail or updo distributes the weight more evenly and holds longer.

When to Seek Expert Help

If you’re attempting a complex style — like Hollywood waves on naturally curly hair, or glass hair on thick, textured hair — book a professional appointment rather than attempting it at home the night of prom. A trial run with a professional stylist costs significantly less than fixing a disaster an hour before you leave.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the prom trend for 2026?

The prom hair trend for 2026 is effortless elegance — soft, natural movement replacing the stiff, heavily sprayed styles of previous years. Across salon bookings and fashion publications, the most popular looks include soft glam waves, half up half down styles, romantic updos with face-framing tendrils, and sleek glass hair. The Effortless Elegance Formula — natural movement, a polished finish, and one signature accent — defines every major trend this season.

What is the new trendy hairstyle in 2026?

Glass hair is the newest high-fashion hairstyle trending in 2026, emerging from K-beauty and confirmed by London Fashion Week AW 2026 backstage reports (TheIndustry.beauty, 2026). This style requires every strand to lie perfectly flat, reflecting light like a mirror. It represents a massive shift toward ultra-polished, healthy-looking hair after years of textured and voluminous styles. For prom specifically, glass hair works beautifully with sleek high ponytails and modern French twists. It remains the boldest choice for someone who wants a minimalist, editorial look rather than the traditional romantic wave aesthetic.

Should I wear my hair up or down for prom?

The choice between up or down styles depends heavily on your dress neckline and personal comfort. High necklines and halter dresses pair beautifully with updos to avoid visual clutter. Conversely, strapless or sweetheart necklines look stunning with soft glam waves worn down. Ultimately, choose a style that makes you feel confident and aligns with the effortless elegance trend of 2026.

How do I make my prom curls last all night?

Achieving all-night hold requires a layered product approach rather than just finishing spray. Start by applying a humidity-resistant primer to damp hair before blow-drying to build a strong foundation. While styling, use the pin-and-cool technique by pinning each hot curl to your scalp until it completely cools. Finally, lock the look in place with a flexible-hold hairspray that allows natural movement without stiffness.

Your 2026 Prom Hair Plan

For anyone planning their prom look this spring, navigating the prom hair trends 2026 direction is clear: soft, natural movement beats rigid perfection every time. Across salon booking data, fashion publication forecasts, and real-time TikTok trends, the consistent message is that the best 2026 prom hair looks effortless because it was designed to — not because it was left to chance. One statistic captures the shift: the most-booked prom style at CK Studio Salon for 2026 is the romantic half-up with soft waves and a single pearl pin — a look defined entirely by what it doesn’t have (CK Studio Salon, 2026).

The Effortless Elegance Formula — natural movement, a polished finish, and one signature accent — is your decision-making tool. Every choice in this guide comes back to those three elements. When a style has all three, it works. When you’re tempted to add a fourth element (a second accessory, an extra layer of spray, a more dramatic curl), that’s the moment to stop and trust the formula.

Your next step: book your trial appointment at least two weeks before prom, bring three reference photos from this guide, and tell your stylist which of your hair’s natural qualities you want to work with rather than against. A 30-minute trial run with careaboutyourhair.com’s style guide in hand will get you further than two hours of scrolling Pinterest. Visit our prom hair hub for additional tutorials, product recommendations, and style inspiration by hair type — all updated for spring 2026.