Fashion People Are Fawning Over This Buttery Color Trend for Spring
When you think of a wearable color, yellow certainly isn't what comes to mind. Butter yellow, however, is shaping up to be a top color trend, and it's one you'll find ease in styling. Its leveled saturation allows it to act as a neutral shade that pairs easily with the rest of your wardrobe. It's subtle but offers just the right amount of interest in an outfit. This is exactly what you want to be wearing this spring.
Many designers return to the pale color season after season, and it's had an uptick in the past, but you're about to see the shade everywhere. On Jacquemus's spring runway, it was the focal point of the structured jackets and coats modeled by Gigi Hadid and more. At Bottega Veneta, pale-yellow dresses were contrasted against striking hues like red and orange. Jonathan Anderson has used the color often, but this time, he used it in a satin dress and gauzy knits.
If you're not convinced about the color yet, see the runway looks below as well as some Instagram inspiration and shopping picks.
On the Runway
On Instagram
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