Suddenly, the Chicest Dressers in Their 20s and 50s Are Ditching Black and White For This Divisive New-Season Shade
Pause the blacks, hold the reds. This autumn, the chicest dressers will be wearing purple as much as they can.
All of a sudden, as if overnight, the most stylish women I follow in their 20s and 50s have started wearing purple as though it were an everyday neutral.
In the same Instagram scroll, I caught sight of model Iris Law swapping a pretty white babydoll dress for the same silhouette in a much punchier shade of purple. Once nowhere to be seen, the divisive colour has been enjoying something of a renaissance this season, with designer favourites including Prada, Celine and Valentino championing the shade for the season ahead.
Elsewhere, Tracee Ellis Ross is already working the growing colour trend into her rotation, styling a pair of purple jeans with red Derby shoes and a turquoise high-neck T-shirt. Nodding to turquoise, the colour trend that has dominated over the summer months, her look offers a glimpse at the colour combinations set to take off next.
Where, just a few seasons ago, it was almost impossible to find a single garment rendered in this punchy shade, purple now seems to be peppering every new-in section. Inspired by the chic styling I've spotted on some of the most stylish dressers in their 20s and 50s, I'm ready to embrace the trending shade myself. If you are too, read on to shop my edit of the purple colour trend below.
Shop the Purple Colour Trend:
These silky trousers also come in black and brown striped styles.
COS's clean cut tees are a fashion person's favourites.
Style with heels or pair these with knee-high boots.
Style these with a turquoise tee to get Tracee's look.
The halter top trend isn't showing any signs of slowing down.
This also comes in three other shades.
I'm banking this ahead of the cooler months.
This sleek, fitted design makes this so easy to dress up.
Just watch: the bodycon dress is coming back this season.
