6 Summer Colour Trends That Always Look Classy and Expensive
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@emnittaRed isn't always the easiest colour to wear with other tones, but these fashionable types have cracked it—wear it top to toe.
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@champagnemaniPersonally, I think juicy tomato hues are the way to go; they work with every skin tone and hair colour and never fail to look striking.
H&M has lots of tomato red clothes to choose from; these trousers are a great place to start.
I love Rixo's printed pieces, but this block-colour red dress feels just as special.
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@thandimaqIf quiet luxury were a colour, it would absolutely be pale yellow. Long before the aesthetic was a thing, however, buttermilk tones have been a mainstay in the summer wardrobes of the best-dressed women I follow.
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@theindiaeditMore wearable day to day than ultra-bright yellow tones, this shade works well with other summer colours on my list, doubling up as a neutral when you need it to.
Abercrombie & Fitch's Sloane trousers have a track record of selling out.
Whether you use it as a beach cover-up or tucked into wide-leg trousers for exploring the city, this shirt will be a hardworking addition in your summer wardrobe.
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@_jessicaskyeOkay, so I know I said I wasn't going to talk about black, but white? This is a shade that feels so intrinsic to summer, it would be remiss of me not to mention it.
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@michellelin.linCommonly found by way of lightweight materials such as linen or cotton, some of the most cherished pieces in my wardrobe are white and designed for summer, and I can wear them year after year without the slightest concern about them looking dated.
You'll think of so many ways to style these shorts.
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@fisayolongeOften it's the colours we find in nature that feel the most timeless, and that's certainly the case with blue. I've noticed more and more people wearing this gorgeous cerulean shade over the past few years, and it's easy to see why.
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@lucywilliams02Joyful and chic in equal measure, this is another shade that looks incredible on everyone.
Hunza G remains as popular as ever this summer.
Asymmetric necklines were a huge trend on the runway this season.
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@aniyahmoriniaKelly green—otherwise known as Bottega Veneta green—is a bright, grass-green shade that has been enjoying a surge in popularity over the last few seasons. However, more grounded, avocado-type greens make just as much of a statement while, arguably, being less trend-driven.
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@monikhAlthough it looks great on its own, this green's powdery undertones mean it styles beautifully with colours you might not expect; think pink, orange and blue.
Another very chic way to wear the bandeau trend.
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@marina_torresA few years ago, beige might have been deemed too boring to include in an edit of summer colour trends but, thankfully, the tides have turned, and now beige is getting the chic appreciation it deserves.
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@sasha.meiYes, it's versatile, but my favourite beige looks are when the colour takes centre stage as opposed to playing second fiddle to more enticing colours. Understated but reliable, beige is the colour I reach for when I need to look polished in the summer months, and apparently I'm not the only one.
The ideal throw-on dress for balmy summer days.
