Snakeskin is fashion’s hottest print in 2026 and Thai actor Bright Vachirawit is on board for this maximalist trend. In London to attend the Burberry Fall/Winter 2026 show, the star bundled up in a luxurious snakeskin trench coat, proving that animal print is officially here to stay.
London Fashion Week reunites some of the world’s most popular names for stylish fashion showcases on and off the runway. This year, the event wrapped up on a high note with the unveiling of Burberry’s newest collection, held at Old Billingsgate Market. Just like every season, Thai multihyphenate Bright Vachirawit, one of the brand’s most prominent ambassadors, sat front row, sharing the spotlight with international acts like Kate Moss, Yoona, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Joe Locke and Stray Kids’ Seungmin.
For his return to London, Bright, globally known for roles in TV dramas such as 2gether The Series and F4:Thailand, tapped into the snakeskin trend taking over fashion in 2026. The actor co-signed the reptilian print with an outfit that balanced London’s bold individuality and Burberry’s refined coolness.
His ensemble consisted of a pair of black trousers worn alongside a snakeskin trench coat. Bright kept things at the convergence of classy and edgy, cinching the coat at the waist, but sporting a popped collar for a slightly rebellious appearance. Complete with a spiky hair look, Bright channeled Brit entertainment royalty from the Cool Britannia heyday.
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While Bright is one of the hottest stars making a case for snakeskin at this edition of London Fashion Week, he’s not alone in the print revival.
At Men’s Fashion Week in January, various brands and celebrities anticipated the return of the reptilian pattern. On the runways, brands such as Dior, Amiri and Willy Chavarria embraced flamboyance and maximalism with snakeskin accessories, paired with decorative elements, rich textures and bright colors. Meanwhile, stars such as Mingyu and Yuta Jinguji claimed first dibs on snakeskin footwear off the runways, anticipating the big revival of all things snakeskin for this season.
Amid a maximalism upsurge and an animal print renaissance that started taking off in 2025, the reptilian print is also making the rounds on the streets and red carpets, with the likes of Rihanna and Margot Robbie leading the way.
Now, Bright joins the select list of stylish celebs worth keeping an eye on for the best takes and inspiration on how to effortlessly rock snakeskin.
