We have a round up of the key colour trends for Spring Summer 2025 to follow on from the key trends we wrote about in spring. Although we are well into the spring and summer months, this can sometimes provide a hint of what is too come in the early autumn season.
We also know that once the heatwaves hit it isn't so much about following the trends but wearing as light and loose a garment as possible! If we can do so in an 'on-trend' colour then we will call that a win.
Most of these colour trends will not come as a surprise to you - it's hard to ignore the recent popularity of Butter Yellow shades or the permanently on-trend pinks and reds. We have a run down of the other colour trends to watch out for this summer and how to style them and take them. We are sure you will be able to see how these colours will see you right through to the coming seasons while looking back on previous blog posts.
Butter Yellow
We have reported on the increasing popularity of this buttery yellow shades for a few years now, from pairing it with shades of khaki green and pale blue in our "Autumn Trends 2024 - Key Colour Trends" blog to shades of soft yellow and teal in "Autumn/Winter Colour Trends 2023".
Now that this colour has hit the main stream, it is nice to see that it is not just a 'fad trend' and can definitely be worn all year round if our previous trend reports are anything to go by.
Fibre Mood Nanaka Top in Rifle Paper Co Birch Yellow Cotton, Fibre Mood Tasha Shorts in Flow Viscose Linen in Light Blue, & other stories Metallic Flower Hanging Earrings, Mango Mesh Ballerina Flats with Bow
Cousette Matchette Jacket in Adventure Sealife Blue Linen Viscose, I am Valerie Dress, Top and Jumpsuit in Mind the Maker Plain Blonde Yellow ECOVERO Leia Viscose Crepe,M&S Flat Mule Sandals and Straw Woven Mini Basket Shoulder Bag
Chocolate Brown
Brown is a shade that is often passed over as a neutral, timeless addition to our wardrobes. However this shade can provide timeless pieces that will add a rich and luxurious touch to your wardrobe.
Sharlene has long been a fan of this shade, with her latest make in an abstract brown linen viscose blend.
Bella Loves Patterns Rosie Shirt in Shapes Sienna Linen Viscose
Fibre Mood Clementine Top in Neutral Waves Viscose Sateen, Fibre Mood Rosmary Skirt in See You At Six Russet Plain Linen Viscose, & other stories Strappy Block Heel Sandals and Oversized Square Frame Sunglasses
Shades of Red
Or any shade of red really! Red is another colour that has been a regular in our colour trend blogs (and perfect for pairing with powder pink!). From tomato shades to something more vibrant, this shade will always make a statement.
S.O Sew Ophelia Dress in Vibrant Sunset Blooms Viscose, M&S Faux Leather Woven Shoulder Bag, Moi London Red Ballerinas
Friday Pattern Co Saltwater Slip Dress in Summer Party Lupine Petals Red ECOVERO Viscose, Esska Shoes India Vegan Metallia Trio Sandals,
Tangerine
A new shade to the round up for this season, this bright and zesty shade is perfect for your summer wardrobe. Blend with shades of cool blue or go for an all out monochrome orange print.
Fibre Mood Alberthe Dress in Mosaics Viscose Summer , Esska Nicole Ink Blue Sandals and Romeo Bag Ink Blue
Fibre Mood Suvi Dress in Tapestry Burnt Orange Viscose, Massimo Dutti Lace Up Sandals with Rings, M&S Straw Shoulder Bag
Powder Pink
As reported in our Sewing the Trends - Spring and Summer 2025 blog, I think we can safely say pink in going nowhere! Making an appearance every season in various shades, this season it is the softest shades of blush pink that are drawing our attention.
Named Clothing Asteri Vest in Pink Roses Linen Viscose Fabric, Named Clothing Aulio Shorts in Flow Light Pink Viscose Linen Blend Fabric, Marks & Spencer Leather Crossover Ankle Strap Flat Sandals, Sezane Justine Basket Bag Natural Raffia.
Named Clotihing Maite Dress in Summer Party Lupine Petals Blush ECOVERO™ Viscose, Sezane Claude Bag in Smooth Rosewood, Sezane Noemie Heeled Pumps in Braided Sea Green.
Do you have a favourite colour of the season? Are you embracing buttery yellow shades or sticking with more traditional colours? Let us know!
Happy sewing xx