Spring 2025’s Color Trends Are Reimagining Pastels in Favor of Something Fresher

It’s never a surprise to see pastels on a spring fashion runway—just as it’s never shocking when garden florals start to sprout across retailers in early March. The spring 2025 color trends don’t break from seasonal convention; Loewe used the same muted pinks and baby blues of Monet’s waterlilies, while Chloé’s frothy gowns in pistachio and buttermilk looked like pâtisserie confections come to life.

But it’s worth noting that the pastel palette of spring 2025 feels significantly more punched up than in past seasons. By choosing elaborate textiles and voluminous silhouettes that trick the eye, designers amplified the spring color trends to make them much more striking than a traditional subdued Easter basket.

Light lemon became luminescent via Prada’s shiny satin evening gowns and Loewe’s sparkly circle dresses that reflected light like mirrored scales. Stella McCartney’s fluffy mini dresses and Valentino’s feather-trimmed opera gown in mint green made the mossy color heaps more dramatic (undoubtedly, you’ll find the latter Valentino look on an upcoming 2025 award show red carpet). Even pale pink, a hue synonymous with being modest and unconfrontational, was revved up as a statement-maker, courtesy of Khaite’s sheer, whipped organza dresses and Aläia’s low-rise bubble skirts and ballooning boiler suits.

Ahead, find a curated edit of items shop and added input on styling spring 2025’s color trends. And there’s no need to wait until the season officially starts before diving in—why not spring forward now?

Sunbeam

The butter yellow trend had a benchmark year in 2024, popping up across the Fashion Month circle and later in Jennifer Lawrence's street style and Beyoncé's formal attire. The sunny shade carries on as a 2025 fashion trend, with credit to brands like Prada, Chanel, Chloé, Miu Miu, and many more for keeping the momentum strong.

Powder Pink

Powder pink, believe it or not, has the potential to pack quite the punch. Ferragamo honored the color's ballerina roots with sporty shrugs and pointe shoe-style pumps. Aläia and Khaite made pale pink feel provocative through revealing cutouts and sheers, while Loewe sent out a rose-colored hoopskirt dress that you'd expect to see down the Alice in Wonderland rabbit hole.

Cue Miranda Priestly's Monologue

Say it with me: cerulean. Bright azure—a saturated step up from the baby blues you'd expect to trend in spring—washed across the runways, making it a top contender for the zeitgeist's standalone color trend. Just look to Miu Miu Spring 2025, which includes leather jackets, A-line skirts, and sporty jumpers in dreamy Capri blue.

Tangerine Dream

Citrusy orange took on more of an in-your-face impact on the Spring 2025 runways. The tangerine color was luxurious in snakeskin leather at Bottega Veneta, quirky and cartoonish at Miu Miu, and ethereal at Burberry and Dries Van Noten.

Linchen

Among spring's standout pastel shades was a subdued light green—not all that dissimilar from a scoop of mint ice cream or honeydew sorbet. While Chloé, Stella McCartney, and Valentino's dresses are for fantastical and formal occasions, it's easy to imagine wearing Tory Burch's pumps or Dries Van Noten's wedge sandals in moss green to a simple spring soiree.

Caffè Mocha

Pantone's mocha mousse color trend was seen across the circuit, frothing up as ruffle middle skirts at Dries Van Noten and sleek leather tote bags and lace dresses at Fendi. Integrate the decadent shade into your spring work outfit rotation with a heeled ankle bootie and a smart blazer.