Fall / Winter 2022-2023 Colour Trends
Let’s discover the fashion colours of fall / winter 2022-2023, a season full of bright, vibrant, and heavily saturated tones.
Sure, there are some of the common fall and winter hues, but highly saturated colors and rich jewel tones are becoming more and more popular for the fall and winter of 2022-2023.
From fall 2022 Pantone colors to popular street style tones, you’ll find many inspirations to renew your winter wardrobe.
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Red Molten Lava and Lava Falls
A classic fall color, red tones are present in all the fashion weeeks of the season.
Red Molten Lava and Lava Falls
Tangerine Tones
From bright and energizing tangerine tones to soft and refined caramel tones, orange found its way among the trend colors for next winter.
Tangerine Tones
Yellow Spicy Mustard and Samoan Sun
Yellow was one of the Pantone colours for the year 2021 and is still present in the Fall 2022 collections with bright shades that warm up the cold season.
Yellow Spicy Mustard and Samoan Sun
Abundant Green and Martini Olive
Green, a colour that instils calm and confidence, is present in several shades in the autumn 2022 collections.
Abundant Green and Martini Olive
Pastel Pink and Rose Violet
Pink is present in the Autumn 2022 collections both in the delicate pastel shade and in the intense shade of fuchsia.
Pastel Pink and Rose Violet
Meadow Violet
Described as ‘enchanting’ and ‘intriguing,’ Meadow Violet is a trending winter color that you can’t leave behind.
Meadow Violet
Blue Hues
From the rich tone of the night sky to deeply saturated blue-green and striking cobalt, shades of blue found their way into multiple collections.
Blue Hues
Gray
Prominent among the fall-winter 2022/2023 trends is gray, synonymous with balance and neutrality, capable of giving any look an understated elegance.
Gray
Brown
Fall 2022 chooses brown as an alternative to black and presents elegant and chic looks in different shades of this color.
Brown