Pimp My Ride - Fall/Winter 2026-27 (Studio Annflor Sangan)

The Pimp My Ride trend exploded at the recent Olympic Games, where top athletes not only shined through their performances but also became style icons. 

More than ever, these athletes used their appearance to assert their individuality, challenging the codes of athletic uniformity through bold details like decorated nails, cultural jewelry such as bayas, and expressive hairstyles that captivated as much as their athletic achievements. 

These style elements have become an integral part of their presence on the global stage, turning every competition into a true spectacle. Athletes, now veritable artists, step onto the field as if onto a stage.

Ruffled outfits and unique accessories worn by several tennis players added a theatrical dimension to the sport's elegance, turning the courts into real fashion runways.

This trend turns athletes into creators in their own right, their look becoming an extension of their performance.

Pimp My Ride thus celebrates athletes' ability to transcend athletic uniformity, bringing a dose of style, culture, and personal expression, making every moment of competition a moving work of art.

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The Annflor Sangan trend studios embody a true creative force, recognized for their ability to innovate and anticipate trends with a unique and visionary approach.

Under the direction of Annflor Sangan, these studios stand out for their capacity to draw inspiration from a wide range of sectors, bringing forth concepts at the crossroads of various disciplines. Their creative process is not limited to the realms of fashion or design.

Annflor Sangan has successfully transformed her studio into a creative laboratory where each discipline inspires and enriches the others, offering a global and innovative vision of trends, both rooted in the present and looking toward the future.