Everyone With Stylish Taste Will Be Wearing These 7 Spring Colours

If there’s one thing I love about a new season, it’s the colour refresh it brings.
Nothing signals the arrival of spring quite like the shift in palette—those first bursts of vibrant hues and soft pastels after months of moody winter tones. Colour has the unique ability to set the mood for the months ahead, and this season's shades are already promising an exciting mix of bold statements and understated elegance.
Whilst we might still be reaching for our heavier layers and neutral staples, knowing what’s coming in the world of colour puts you ahead of the curve. The spring/summer 2025 runways were awash with inspiring tones, from high-impact brights to more muted, versatile variations. And whilst some of these colours might feel a little premature as we still navigate cooler days, they offer endless styling potential for the transitional weeks ahead.
For me, the joy of analysing colour trends lies in their transformative power. A single pop of a trending shade can completely revive your capsule wardrobe—whether that’s through a statement dress, a jacket to wear with jeans, an unexpected accessory or even a fresh approach to layering. This season’s key colours promise to do just that, bringing vibrancy, sophistication and a sense of playfulness to our everyday dressing.
So, which fashionable colours are set to define spring 2025? Let’s take a closer look.
7 Need-to-Know Spring 2025 Fashion Colour Trends
1. Powder Pink
Style Notes: Delicate and romantic, powder pink offers a sophisticated take on pastels. From tailoring to shapely dresses, Alaïa and Akris showed how this soft hue can be both pretty and modern. Whether you lean into its ethereal feel or ground it with darker shades, powder pink is set to be a firm springtime favourite.
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This shade of pink tends to look expensive no matter how much you spend.
Though the excellent cut of these Theory trousers is hard to emulate on the high street.
You can call off the quest to find your perfect dress for spring 2025. This is it.
2. Deep Brown
Style Notes: Rich and luxurious, dark brown has been a dominating trend for the past six months, and it's showing no signs of waning for spring 2025. Seen at the likes of Max Mara and Hermès, this earthy tone pairs effortlessly with spring’s brighter hues whilst offering a chic alternative to classic black. Expect it to become a wardrobe staple (if it isn't already one for you).
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The draped detail on this top taps into a separate 2025 trend.
3. Butter Yellow
Style Notes: Soft, sunny and so subtle it's practically a neutral, pale buttery-yellow tones capture the optimism of spring. Whether in flowing dresses or separates, Toteme, Chloé and Chanel embraced this gentle hue with open arms. For those who don't traditionally wear a lot of colour, this is the spring shade I suggest you start with.
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Try pairing this with a flannel shirt and brown suede trainers for a chic off-duty ensemble.
4. Kermit Green
Style Notes: Green tones not dissimilar to the skin of everyone's favourite frog, Kermit, are not for the faint of heart. This eclectic shade made a statement on the runways of Erdem and Victoria Beckham, offering a bold alternative to more traditional spring hues. Whether through standout accessories, eye-catching separates or, as many designers favoured, by way of a dress, this vibrant green promises to turn heads and enliven wardrobes.
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There's nothing quite as satisfying to wear as cashmere.
So chic, I'm interested in the matching shirt, too.
Another Bottega Veneta bag that's made its way onto my wish list.
5. Sky Blue
Style Notes: Soft yet striking, sky blue brings a sense of calm and optimism to spring’s colour story. Seen on the refined runways of Tove and Acne Studios, this refreshing hue pairs beautifully with neutrals like camel and cream and equally stands out when worn monochromatically. It’s the perfect way to lighten up your wardrobe whilst staying chic.
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This dress comes in so many colours, but this blue tone might just be my favourite.
If you want to refresh your style for spring, add a blue shirt into your top rotation.
6. Shimmering Silver
Style Notes: Metallics are no longer just for party season—for spring 2025, silver took on a fresh, versatile edge. Stella McCartney and Gabriela Hearst showcased its ability to add a futuristic touch to everyday pieces, from sleek tailoring to more minimal essentials. It’s a modern neutral with endless styling potential.
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I didn't know I needed a silver leather jacket complete with designer embossing until I saw this incredible piece from Gucci.
Wear these with black pointed-toe boots and a chunky knit now, then simple flip flops and a white vest come high summer.
7. Fiery Red
Style Notes: Bold, confident and impossible to ignore, fiery red made a powerful impact on the spring runways. Designers like Sportmax and Ferrari embraced this dynamic shade, using it across everything from sleek tailoring to flowing eveningwear. Whether you opt for a head-to-toe statement or a pop of colour through accessories, fiery red promises to inject instant energy into your wardrobe.
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Maxine Eggenberger isBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing UK’s Deputy Editor and has over fourteen years of experience in fashion journalism. She been creating engaging and authoritative content forBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing UK since 2018, covering runway reports, emerging trends, long-form features, talent interviews self-styled shopping stories and columns, including her edit of the best new-in buys. She ensures the highest editorial standards are met across the site, leads the editorial team in their search and keyword planning, works closely with the fashion and beauty team on strategy and continues to pen many of her own articles. Prior toBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing UK, Maxine's contributed to publications including Grazia, InStyle Marie Claire, Elle and Look, amongst others.