The 5 most fashionable shades of 2025

Color plays a big role in creating images. Fashion critics, bloggers and stylists will agree on this, along with influencers. Just one shade of color can make an image a winner or a complete failure. Therefore, when choosing things you should focus not only on quality and cut, but also on color and relevance.

For example, in 2022 the entire fashion community was literally obsessed with hot pink (thanks to the Valentino collection and the release of Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” movie), which gave way to rich red in 2023, and last year it turned into burgundy. He was ruling the roost.

Which colors will take over the flag in 2025? This is what we need to figure out. We have put together five main shades of the new year that are definitely worth taking note of for your look.

chocolate mousse

Last December, the Pantone Color Institute traditionally announced the main color of the next 12 months. This time it was Mocha Mousse (i.e. chocolate mousse), a noble color in the combination of beige and brown. Looks like fashion influencers have already fallen in love with her. Designers also use it quite often in their collections. So if you’re looking for a worthy alternative to burgundy, feel free to use Mocha Mousse.

Caramel

Caramel is another trendy warm shade that is ideal for the autumn-winter season. However, designers recommend wearing items of this color in spring. Proof of this is in the catwalk looks from the Gucci and Hermes collections.

Peanut

The most delicate shade of green has emerged as a trend in the new season, replacing olive, mint and even light green. In the 2025 spring-summer collections, designers are increasingly turning to a fresh color tone reminiscent of pistachio ice cream. Images from Chloé, Erdem and Del Core’s shows confirm this. By the way, this color goes very well with the beige-chocolate shade mentioned above.

soft yellow

Shades of yellow (from lemon and mustard to corn and pear) returned to fashion last year. The color of butter has become especially popular and will not lose its value this season. On the contrary, its popularity is increasing rapidly. We increasingly see pale yellow not only in social media feeds and on the streets of major cities, but also on catwalks. For example, a tasseled suit was seen at the 3.1 Phillip Lim fashion show, and there was a perfect long dress made of flowing fabric at the Anteprima show.

mandarin

Tangerine is the new red. This seems to be what designers want to tell us with their collections. How else to explain so many runway looks featuring a rich orange hue? For example, a translucent dress was seen at the 16Arlington show, a ruffled asymmetrical skirt was seen at the Bottega Veneta show, and a fashionable double-breasted jacket was seen on the Derrick catwalk.