The Color Trends of 2024 in The Fashion Circuit: The Chartbusters!

You know what? It’s not the popular micro-aesthetics or silhouettes but the color trends that give you more freedom to play with. Whether you are thinking about introducing pops of color in your ensemble or just planning to create a full monochrome outfit, you can experiment with color trends in different ways. Forget something that comes and goes, colors tend to stick around longer on both the runways as well as the stores.

Fashion experts having gone through thousands of colors from the runways have finally given a green signal to these 9 elegant hues that you can expect to see all around the year:

All Orange

As you know already, peach fuzz has been declared by the Color Institute Pantone as its color of 2024. Where did the inspiration come from? It’s likely the spring/summer 2024 collections. One can’t deny the fact that orange was seen appearing time and again along with soft peach shades— while a renowned luxury leather goods brand went for orange peel tones, a prominent French brand showcased fine chiffon in apricot color.

Chocolate Brown

Brown is clearly the one with the most staying power among all the 90s trends that have made a comeback in the last few years. This year, the chocolate brown shade is back in a way that is like it has never gone anywhere in the first place. From clothing items to bags to boots— it’s spreading magic everywhere. The proof? How it was shown in almost every famed luxury brand’s collection in the spring/summer 2024 shows.

Icy Blue

It can be said that the entire spring/summer 2024 runway was almost painted blue! However, the shade that dominated the most was icy blue. With the models appearing in icy blue and contrasting shades (from cherry-red to crazy neons) in one ensemble, the looks successfully grabbed the eyeballs of every fashion editor. It’s one of those rare colors that suits everyone.

Subtle Green

With the grass-green shade appearing throughout the collections, green proved to be a big color trend in 2023. This year, designers have continued their exploration of the color of youth. However, they are leaning towards a more subtle interpretation. Whether you call it light green, fern green, ivory, or pistachio, it’s up to you, as long as you are going for it, it’s all that matters!

Cherry Red

Last year, with Robbie’s Barbie becoming a blockbuster, pink might have been the key color of 2023 but the entire 2024, if one color that you will continue to see everywhere and almost everyone wearing, is cherry red. Often considered a polished and more grown-up color, cherry red is being loved by fashion-forward people. From fine tailoring to trainers— you can see it everywhere.

Silver

Silver is one of the biggest fashion comebacks from the past few years. While gold (as well as rose gold) has long ruled the metallic scene, it’s silver’s time to enjoy all the spotlight now. Making its comeback via jewelry, it’s covering everything these days, right from dresses to bags to shoes. If you have always had a soft corner for it, you will be glad to know that silver will be more than just a fad, it will be an obsession of one and all.

Almost Yellow

Quiet luxury might not be as fresh as it was in mid-2023 but the aesthetic which is based largely on iconic, minimalist pieces has greatly influenced the color trends of 2024. Almost yellow, pale yellow, or butter yellow is such a shade. With it becoming a sort of neutral, you can sometimes see it in a subtle tone and sometimes in a deeper tone. Its adaptability makes it a color that is worth investing in.

Gray

While some of you might not like the color, you can’t help but agree that it’s definitely something to take note of when it appeared in so many ensembles on the runways. Gray is neither hard to style nor a dull color. You just need to know the right way to rock the shade. If you have noticed, most models went for a gray-on-gray look which is the easiest way to wear it, and if you have some gray pieces in your wardrobe and some creative sense, you can smoothly form the chicest matching outfits.

White

For some, white is not a trend, it’s an emotion that never goes anywhere. Trend or not, designers such as Valentino and Saint Laurent made the color feel even fresher this year during the spring/summer shows by exploring it in the form of different materials— right from wool to silk to chiffon to leather to cotton. Imagine going for the color in different layers.

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