February 12, 2021
NewsWhen we think of trends, we often focus on specific garments and aesthetics. Colours play just as important a role in defining trends, and they’re more overarching than any style niche or specific trend. Whether you’re a fan of the Y2k aesthetic or you have a classic Preppy style, these colours are a way you can incorporate the latest trends into your daily wardrobe. We’re rounding up the 5 biggest colour trends for 2021 that you’ll want to add to your wardrobe ASAP.
Elle Woods called; she wants her signature colour back. Pink is a colour that always makes a comeback in spring. The bubblegum shade is a bold choice that’s been spurred on by the resurgence of early 2000s trends. It is a transition colour between a pastel and a neon, making it easy to style and versatile for your wardrobe. Don’t feel like you have to go off the deep end with a head-to-toe pink tonal outfit. You can start small and incorporate the colour into your wardrobe with a bag or a peplum top.
If you want a pastel colour that isn’t overwhelming, now is your time. Mellow yellow is one of the biggest colour trends for 2021, giving you a more muted down than sunshine yellow to make it the perfect alternative to white. Incorporate this shade into your closet for spring and summer to bright a little sun with you wherever you go. We think this colour would look perfect in a smock dress or a pair of sneakers if you want to make a statement.
Get in your daily dose of vitamin C with a tangerine orange outfit. The key to pulling off this trend is to focus on this deeper shade, as opposed to the coral oranges you start to see around spring and summer time. Various shades of vibrant orange have been appearing every few seasons, particularly for the warmer months. It’s the perfect alternatives to pastels and neon shades like yellow. You can wear this colour from head to toe or incorporate it with more muted shades like black.
If you’re a fan of pink, 2021 is the year for you. Magenta pink is a deeper shade than bubblegum pink and sits closer to purple than it does to a pastel pink. You can also find some shades that have a red undertone to them. Magneta pink works all year round, especially in autumn and winter as an alternative to lighter shades.
When we see this shade of green, we instantly think of Billie Eilish. This acid green is a little more muted than what the singer typically wears, but she’s a driving force behind this trend. This colour shits between green and yellow, as a low-key neon shade that is wearable for everyday. You can incorporate this colour into your wardrobe through everything from combat boots to maxi dresses and boyfriend fit shirts.
Which of these colours are your favourite? Which 2021 colour trend are you jumping on?
Refreshing your wardrobe every season can be expensive. More of us than ever are choosing to build capsule wardrobes and take a vow of minimalism. Unless you’ve got the budget of a Hadid or a Kardashian, it’s unlikely you can buy into every fashion trend. Thankfully, trends are like boomerangs that eventually come back around.
Did the word ‘Zoom’ exist in our vocabulary before the pandemic? After COVID-19 made us all quarantine inside and switch the office for working from home, Zoom became our principal method of communication with the world outside our front door. You might feel like you’re living in Groundhog Day, with one Zoom call after another.
TikTok is our new favorite social media app. There is something on there for everyone, whatever your interests are. It’s replaced our morning and evening Instagram scrolling session. TikTok has become our daily source of inspiration for everything from weight-loss to managing money to learning about the latest trends. We’re rounding up seven TikTok stars that you need to hit ‘follow’ for.
For better or worse, Zoom has become a fixture in our day-to-day lives at least for the foreseeable future. This puts us in a weird position because on one hand, we are at home lounging around all day and the last thing we feel like doing is putting on makeup.
.svg){kind=small}
