Discover the color trends of spring/summer 2024 with a journey through the catwalks!
Based on a trip through the catwalks, courtesy of Christine Boland, we were able to take a look at the colors of upcoming spring and summer! Below you will find four color palettes with the trends of this upcoming season. Her color palettes we like to share with you to let you shine this year in fresh shades and color combinations. This way your wardrobe will get a dose of spring and summer freshness and you will go into the season well prepared!
1. Beauty beyond destruction
In this bold palette, we see beauty behind destruction reflected in warm earth tones. Picture a volcano with lava, where orange and black come together. Or a sunset with deep oranges and reds. We see blue tones combined with browns and grays for a ceramic look. This color palette exudes power and you will see it reflected in prints for eye-catching garments.
2. Dawn of the symbioscene
Enter the palette where people, nature and technology come together. Here you see bright colors like mint green or blue combined with a beige or gray shade. Different shades of green are also worn together as a set. The red-black combination creates an elegant and luxurious look. For a softer approach, we see pink and beige in mesh fabric that create a perfectly inviting balance.
3. Thriving locality
Nature is central to Thriving Locality's palette. Floral prints with bright colors like purple, pink and orange bloom on garments, while we see olive/legal green and rust orange reflected in shoes and bomber jackets. Yellow, green and red come together like a colorful botanical garden. For an artistic touch, we see blue, red and purple in an eclectic arty look.
4. Liberating crafts
This playful palette includes bold colors and prints for an artistic approach. This is seen in black-and-white prints and arty combinations of green, orange, red and blue. Prints of warm tones like rust orange and red also appear in two-piece sets. Let your creativity run wild for a unique style!
Photos used in this blog are from The Gray, E and Vogue Runway
