Technicolor is Back! The Trend of Bold Colors for 2025

      In recent years, minimal and neutral shades have taken center stage due to the popularity of quiet luxury and simplified dressing. Although the cool elegance of muted colors such as black, camel, and cream has been prevalent, it has left us eager for a resurgence of color. This spring, soft pastel hues are making a significant comeback. The fall 2025 collections have seen an even bolder use of color, with designers showcasing not just hues but also embracing strong, vivid, and saturated tones. Highlights include an electric-orange quarter-zip knit from Tory Burch, a voluminous chiffon-yellow blazer from Givenchy, an aqua-blue skirt ensemble from Alaïa, and a royal-purple trench coat from Dries Van Noten. The shift towards maximalist color became clearer on the Saint Laurent runway, where Anthony Vaccarello presented models in an array of vibrant shades including violet, tangerine, kelly green, fuchsia, scarlet, and many more striking colors. While Technicolor may no longer grace the silver screen, it will certainly be present in our wardrobes this fall. Below, explore the Technicolor trend and the specific shades set to dominate in 2025.

      **Tangerine**

      - Tory Burch Cashmere Long-Sleeve Polo

      - Polo Ralph Lauren Polo Play Leather Tote

      **Chiffon Yellow**

      - Reformation Veda Celine Jacket

      - Le Monde Béryl Micro-Wedge Silk-Satin Mules

      **Aqua**

      - KALLMEYER Victoria Draped Stretch-Jersey Maxi Dress

      - Alaïa Le Teckel Small Bag

      **Scarlet**

      - POSSE Matilda Ruffled Linen Vest

      - POSSE Bonnie Gathered Linen Midi Skirt

      **Violet**

      - Saint Laurent Lace-Trimmed Silk Tank Top

      - ZARA Satin Finish Slingback Pumps

      **Royal Purple**

      - Dries Van Noten SIMONE ROCHA Crepe Halterneck Gown

      - MANOLO BLAHNIK Maysale 50 Buckled Velvet Mules

      - Silvia Tcherassi Olatz Knot-Detailed Maxi Dress