Spring is about a great many things. For me, one of those things at the top of the list is pretty color trends—and there are a lot of them this season. We have butter yellow, powder pink, baby blue, and the one Daisy Edgar-Jones just wore to a premiere of her film Swift Horses at SXSW, and it just might be the prettiest of them all: mint green.
For the premiere, Edgar-Jones, a Gucci brand ambassador, wore a straight-off-the-runway F/W 25 look. It consisted of a lime-green sheer bodysuit and a sequin mint-green pencil skirt. Edgar-Jones's skirt confirmed what I already knew about mint green: It's the most ethereal spring color trend there is, and it works with a surprising number of colors—from other pastels to neutrals like chocolate brown and black to even bold hues like lime green. And I predict that the most popular way to wear this trend in 2025 will be in the form of skirts and dresses. Keep scrolling to see what I mean and add one to your spring wardrobe.
On Daisy Edgar-Jones: Gucci F/W 25 look
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