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.

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@monikh

Monikh's silky dress looks striking set against white heels.

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@annarvitiello

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.

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It can be minimalistic, too, like Brittany's ensemble here.

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@laurennicolefk

…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.

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Lisa Aiken doubles up on her yellow pieces, combining them with white accessories and gold jewellery.

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@ada_oguntodu

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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Szymon Brzóska/@thestylestalkercom

This colour transposes easily into eveningwear—even if you choose to wear it in the daytime.

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@annasarlvit

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.

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We've already seen the idea on the streets, with girls like Eni pairing hues from the same family together.

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@karodall

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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Szymon Brzóska/@thestylestalkercom

Tan accessories are the perfect accompaniment in the summer months.

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Szymon Brzóska/@thestylestalkercom

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.

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@beatrice.gutu

These Bottega Veneta sandals have been trending hard recently.

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Szymon Brzóska/@thestylestalkercom

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.

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@nnennaechem

Who says you can't involve print? If you dare, make like Nnenna.

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@emilisindlev

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.

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Although cute is still good in our books, and Hanna epitomises it.

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Szymon Brzóska/@thestylestalkercom

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.

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@modedamour

Brown suiting could well be the smart autumn office outfit you've been waiting for.

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@_marisamartins_

Marisa's brown co-ords are the very height of chic.