The Trending Fall Colors for 2024

From the Runway to the Retailer to Your Closet

Photo Source: China Hemp Fabric As we head into mid-August, retailers ramp up for back-to-school shopping and fall-winter clothing trends. Many retailers have been stocking their shelves with fall’s trending colors since late June. More will come as August wraps up and we enter September. Every season, there’s a color palette that designers use to craft their fashions and present them on the runway. Once that happens, retailers begin stocking up on items that mirror those designs, especially the color palette. Once the clothing has been mass-produced, they’re shipped off to retailers like H&M, Primark, Macy’s, Old Navy, and Target. Here are the trending colors for Fall/Winter 2024, according to Plumagercom Color Trend Forecast Report - Fall / Winter 2024 Fall / Winter 2024 brings us a beautiful array of bold brights and elevated neutrals along with a few key hues… plumager.com The color palette ranges from Bijoux Hues to Volcanic Red. Consumers will see dresses in buttery yellow, plum-colored coats, and shades of gray attire. If you have these colors in your closet, you’re already on-trend. If not, no worries; you can head down to your favorite retailers to refresh and update your wardrobe. Fall/Winter 2024 Color Trend: Lighter shades of green Green pastels FW24/main image Credits: Green pastels FW24/©Launchmetrics/spotlight Generally speaking, the FW24 season… fashionunited.com Fall/Winter 2024 Color Trend: Lighter shades of green By Jayne Mountford Mar 20, 2024 Fashion Green pastels FW24/main image Credits: Green pastels FW24/©Launchmetrics/spotlight Generally speaking, the FW24 season color palettes were a sad affair. Autumn shades, light to dark grey, and olive khaki tones were prevalent as they worked for the ongoing popularity of the ‘quiet luxury’ trend. Color, where it did show up, tended to be shown head-to-toe. A particular shade of bright red was popular in all of the big four cities. shade of bright red Midali FW24/ Look 13 Credits: Midali FW24/©Launchmetrics/spotlight On the other hand, several designers departed from using conventional fall color palettes by creating looks that incorporated pastel colors. In particular, two or three shades of green were used to anchor the looks and give them a fresh edge. Coordinated or clashing colors associated with green tones include neutrals, pinks, lilacs, and ochre shades. When these clothes drop in stores during August and September, we will be nearing the end of the 2024 American presidential campaign. That, along with the wars in Europe and the Middle East, has created a feeling of generalized anxiety across the Western world. Because green is associated with nature, it is thought that it can evoke feelings of tranquility and relaxation, reduce stress, and promote a calm feeling. Here are ten looks from the FW24 season that used shades of green. Carven: designer, Louise Trotter Carven FW24/ Look 36 Credits: Carven FW24©Launchmetrics/spotlight Look 36: an mossy green mid-length skirt with a shaggy texture was shown with a pastel green top, brown slingbacks and gloves. Preen: designers, Thea Bregazzi and Justin Thornton Preen FW24/ Look 6 Credits: Preen FW24/©Launchmetrics/spotlight look 6: a pastel green jacquard midi-skirt with a peplum and darker green back panel was shown with a grey crew neck sweater trimmed with peach and pale blue pom poms and a pale blue shirt. Rochas: designer, Alessandro Vigilante Rochas FW24/ Look 18 Credits: Rochas FW24/©Launchmetrics/spotlight look 18: a pastel green satin midi skirt with back interest was shown with a black turtle-neck with lace inserts. Accessories included a pastel green belt with black lace, black lace hose and black and green kitten heel pumps with a black lace overlay. JW Anderson JW Anderson FW24/ Look 12 Credits: JW Anderson FW24/©Launchmetrics/spotlight look 12: a textured polo neck in yellow and white under a v-neck tunic in black and white diagonal stripes was shown with a garland belt of yellow and green florals and floor-length ribbons in various shades of green.