Future Dusk Will Be the 2025 Color of the Year, According to Coloro and WGSN. The trend forecasters are calling it: Future Dusk, a deep blue-violet shade also known as 129-35-18, is going to be the it color of 2025.
WGSN, the global authority on consumer and design trends, and Coloro, the global authority on the future of color, today announced Future Dusk as the Color of the Year for 2025. Future Dusk (Coloro 129-35-18) is a dark, moody and intriguing hue, sitting between blue and purple.
Pastel colors, especially soft greens and blues, will probably be popular for clothes and accessories. Comfort and versatility will be important for fashion. Think pieces that can be dressed up or down easily. Athleisure will continue to be big.
As WGSN x Coloro predict Future Dusk, a deep moody and intriguing hue sitting between blue and purple, as the color of the year in 2025, blues will start to play a key role in 2024 and peak on the trend curve in 2025.
Mint greens and mid-blues are in for 2024. While many colours will always be timeless choices for our interiors, there are others that ebb and flow with the years and decades, and each year brings with it new ideas about what looks good in our houses.
The Key Colors for A/W 25/26 are Celestial Yellow, Cherry Lacquer, Retro Blue, Neon Flare, and Future Dusk. Urangoo Samba, Head of Color for WGSN, said, “Our Key Colors for A/W 25/26 reflect urgency, repair, and reassurance as we face new necessities in this new reality globally.
Coloro declared it as Apricot Crush while Pantone named it Peach Fuzz; regardless of what you want to call it, this dreamy sorbet-like orange has solidified itself as the colour to watch for the year ahead thanks to designer runways like Anna Sui and Roksanda.
As we seek refuge and connectiveness in nature, we discover that the most essential things are in fact, the most primal ones. Colors for Spring/Summer 2025 capture this awareness, from essential marbled whites and grays to savannah greens and browns, to complementary watery, shimmery and sky like blues.
We're expecting to see so much more power dressing in 2024, with a focus on monochromatic looks in shades of gray, black, and white. Channel your inner executive and pick up a tailored suit or some office-ready pumps, then pretend like you have your life in order.
As we move forward, it is anticipated that this market will experience significant evolutions, marked by sustainability, technology, and personalisation. Between 2025-2030, the luxury market, with a projection of steady growth across all sectors, will be a testament to social and value transformations.
Stripes and checks are often seen in fall/winter 2024-2025, tone on tone or through vibrant, ethnic colors. Checks bring movement to these colors and are in high demand as light and elegant checks. Degraded transitions give special effects to fabrics. Surfaces have metallic effects.
Color experts are predicting that people will be much more adventurous with their color choices with bright pinks, playful aquas, and rich browns leading the charge. Of course, neutrals will never go out of style, but they are warming up with buttery and blush tones rising in popularity.
The vibrancy around us is something we take for granted, and while it may not be noticeable in our daily lives, the world is losing its color. It sounds overly dramatic, but despite the richness of colors we see in nature, in the commercial world, and ultimately the “human” world, the variety of color is decreasing.
YInMn Blue, or "MasBlue" as it is commonly referred to at Oregon State University, is a serendipitous discovery of a bright blue pigment by scientists led by Mas Subramanian at OSU while researching materials for electronics applications. The pigment contains the elements Yttrium, Indium, Manganese, and Oxygen.
According to designers like Carolina Herrera, Simone Rocha, and Tory Burch, it's time to add Millennial Pink back into our closets. Based on the Spring/Summer '24 collections, you can expect to see the shade heavily incorporated into formal wear—no 2024 bridesmaid is safe.
Cheerful cherry red has taken the runways and the street style scene by storm as the shade du jour for the winter 2023 (and 2024!) season. The bold hue continuously enamors us with its vibrant and joyful effect (dopamine dressing is very much still a thing) that is also surprisingly wearable.
2024 Fashion Color Trends: Sun Orange, Charlock Yellow, Burnished Lilac & More. TLDR The fashion world is embracing a variety of bold and unique colors, from sun orange to charlock yellow to burnished lilac, and even chocolatey brown, as a way to bring passion and sophistication to the color palette.
Future Dusk is a dark, moody and intriguing hue, sitting between blue and purple. It has a sense of mystery and escapism, and feeds into themes of transition – whether it be moving from dark to light, or dusk to dawn – making it perfect for a period of immense change.
Many fashion editors are calling this the shade of the season, and we're inclined to agree, as top designers and A-list celebrities work hot pink for 2023.
The circular fashion economy is expected to increase 96% by 2026, from its valuation in 2022 to 120 billion US dollars. While some brands are already offering the ability to have garments fixed in-store, or returned and recycled, this is predicted to transition with the development of advancing technology.
But the 2030 summer wardrobe won't just feature futuristic materials – it will also make full use of natural, sustainable and reliable fabrics that already exist today. One example is fabric made from hemp, a crop grown across Europe.
