Are you wondering what colors are in fashion? Pantone, the company known for its command of color, released its New York Fashion Week A/W 24/25 Fashion Color Trend Report, revealing the hottest hues designers utilized in their newest collections!
In their latest forecast, a total of 15 colors were reported to have shined the most in this season’s runways. Well, your fashion bestie selected four of our favorite fantastic tints and reflected on how they were incorporated into outfits. Check out how they graced the stage this year round so you can get new ideas for your wardrobe!
Tomato Cream
A color echoing the spirit of Autumn, Tomato Cream made an admirable appearance at this year’s A/W NYFW. Specifically, the Ulla Johnson runway show displayed elegant looks containing this warm color in the most beautifully feminine and elegant way. This chicly designed breezy sweater and bottom shows how delightful Tomato Cream can color the human figure.
Scarlet Smile
A gorgeous deep red exuding glamour – Scarlet Smile is a romantic hue that makes any lady stand out. The digital-only Tadashi Shoji presentation exhibited this tint several times in their most recent collection. This off-the-shoulder dress embodies the graceful vibe of Scarlet Smile and glistens with allure.
Winter Sky
No color reminds us more of a snowy winter wonderland than a delicate blue. The hue Winter Sky was a color of choice in the newest Nardos collection, being featured in multiple looks. In this Princess-like gown, the soft blue magically imbues the dress with a crystalline appearance, emanating sophistication.
White Swan
Reminiscent of wholesome times, White Swan gives the impression of comfort and lightheartedness. White Swan gives off the vibe of a classic color but is adaptable enough to be worn seamlessly in various styles. Captured at Melke’s fashion presentation, this knitted fish-patterned sweater has a vibe of its own. Fitted into an outfit that’s meant for the girl who doesn’t mind standing out for her eccentricity.
XOXO,
Your Fashion Bestie
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