Here's how to stay on top of this year's color trends.
Keeping up with all the fashion colors can be challenging, especially as the seasons change and various trends emerge. However, here are a few color trends you need to look out for, starting with this year's most popular:
This bold color has made statements in the fashion world, and it seems it won't be leaving anytime soon. Despite its daring nature, the color adds warmth and richness to your fall wardrobe, complementing muted tones. While the color red has been a statement for years, Sabato De Sarno brought it to the runways for Gucci at Milan Fashion Week, and many designers showcased their take on red, including Ferragamo's choice of poppy-red at Milan's fashion week.
Next on the fall fashion color trend is chocolate brown. Regarded as fall's biggest trend, this color complements various skin tones and seamlessly integrates into your fall wardrobe. Many fashion designers brought chocolate brown to life at AW23 New York Fashion Week. Although introduced in the Autumn/Winter 2023 collections, it's anticipated to dominate the Spring/Summer Collection 2024.
The color 'Butter Yellow' is trending this fall. While pastel colors are typically associated with spring and summer, Bottega Veneta added butter-yellow designs to the Autumn 2023 pre-collection. This color, paired with black, dark grey, or khaki, creates a comforting look for your fall wardrobe.
As expected, 'Shade of Grey' is a classic and chic choice, especially for Fall/Winter. Showcased at Milan Fashion Week, grey's versatility allows it to complement almost any color, making it a great addition to your wardrobe. Miu Miu introduced this color with a wool knit cardigan, proving its suitability not only on runways but also as a street fashion choice.
A chic color to add this fall is 'Burgundy.' While darker than the other colors mentioned, burgundy adds elegance and sophistication to your wardrobe, symbolizing ambition, wealth, and power. Seen widely in shops, this color can boldly enhance your outfit, pairing well with shades of gray, black, or for a lighter touch, colors like blue, yellow, or beige.
Lastly, green is a prevalent color, especially in dark green or khaki tones, and sometimes in bright shades like Kelly or lime green. Giving off an earthy vibe, green grounds your look and complements other seasonal colors. Despite being prominent at London Fashion Week 2022, green continues to brighten fall wardrobes. For instance, you can add a Kelly green jumper to your cozy pair of jeans.
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