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Integratingspring trendsfrom the runway into your daily outfits isn’t always feasible.
(Most office dress codes presumably don’t allow itty-bitty hot pants or loftyplatform heels.)
Spring 2024’s color trends, however, are ripe with real world possibility.
A scrumptious, soft butter yellow top coat from Altuzarra’s Spring/Summer 2024 showing.
“With its high saturation and mid-lightness, the orange has an extremely wearable quality,” she explains.
A pair ofslingback heelsorlinen pantsin the fruity shade can bring an as-needed pop of color.
“Powdered blues will prevail due to their gender-inclusive and trans-seasonal appeal,” Samba explains.
Baby blue does, after all, possess a certain innocence.
Apricot Crush
How refreshing!
Erdem, Fendi, Emilia Wickstead, and Marnis used orange as a fresh palette cleanser.
For a youthful alternative to pastels, Samba recommends sampling “Apricot Crush.”
“Its color level makes it an extremely versatile shade,” she says.
It’s fitting for more casual occasions, too.
Loewe’s sherbert-hued cardigan and Marni’skitten-heeled bootsare prime examples of the orange done in more relaxed silhouettes.
Some hues have an effect you don’t need to overthink.
“Yellow is a great way to bring sunshine into your wardrobe,” Maguire says.
The stark hue works as complementary styling accent in addition to an all-out moment.
Courreges' mock-neck gowns in light lavender were subtle in their color saturation but striking in their silhouettes.
A relaxed day dresslike the tiered midi aheadcaptures the soft quality of the pastel.
For adventurous dressers, 3.1 Phillip Lim’s light purplemesh flatsoffer a bit more oomph.
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