10 New Colour Trends Every Editor Will Wear for the Rest of the Year
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Fendi paired this vibrant shade of orange with neutral browns to create a true '70s palette.
Monikh's silky dress looks striking set against white heels.
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You know it's serious when three fashion girls in one shot are wearing the same new hue.
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Valentino's romantic take on pistachio green shows just one way this continuing colour trend can go.
It can be minimalistic, too, like Brittany's ensemble here.
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…or cosy and ready for winter, like Lauren-Nicole's cute roll-neck–and-jumper pairing.
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Molly Goddard used the hue for her signature tulle dresses, but made it all the cooler layered over trousers and flats.
Lisa Aiken doubles up on her yellow pieces, combining them with white accessories and gold jewellery.
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Ada takes things a step further with double gingham, a matching yellow bag and white sandals.
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Alexander McQueen's red-leather skirt suit is the thing that dreams are made of.
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This colour transposes easily into eveningwear—even if you choose to wear it in the daytime.
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You don't have to wear it head to toe, as proven by Anna's interesting mix here.
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Christian Wijnants was one of many designers who employed many different shades of purple, often combining them together in one look.
We've already seen the idea on the streets, with girls like Eni pairing hues from the same family together.
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You can opt for lighter shades if pastels are more your thing.
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It's going nowhere—not even with butter yellow creeping up behind it! Beige still rules, especially when worn from top to bottom á la Max Mara.
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Tan accessories are the perfect accompaniment in the summer months.
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As is gold jewellery and red lipstick.
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Pantone's soft shade of blue-green has popped up everywhere, but this Roksanda coat is our absolute favourite.
These Bottega Veneta sandals have been trending hard recently.
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And we've noticed this colour cropping up in the tailoring department. A great transitional buy.
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Rejina Pyo's flashes of neon against other "weird" colours really ticked a lot of boxes for us.
Who says you can't involve print? If you dare, make like Nnenna.
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Or just add a jolt of fluoro via your footwear, like Emili here.
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Stella McCartney's usage of this soft-pink hue with chunky boots and tan (faux) leather detailing is a good example of how to stop it looking too cute.
Although cute is still good in our books, and Hanna epitomises it.
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Slightly darker tones were very popular during the recent round of shows in Paris—see the street style proof.
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Jacquemus could probably persuade us to wear any given colour, but we particularly enjoyed this chocolate-brown knit with a flirty beige skirt.
Brown suiting could well be the smart autumn office outfit you've been waiting for.
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Marisa's brown co-ords are the very height of chic.
