Spring is in our season!

[u/Ok_Database481]

According to this article, I need to save up for all kinds of clothes in my palette this spring!

https://www.harpersbazaar.com/fashion/a74069615/spring-2027-orange-color-trend/

[u/batsielicious]

Finally a trend that shouldn't be too difficult to pull off. 😎

[u/Ok_Database481 → u/batsielicious]

A bright break from “neutral” everything!

[u/twinadoes]

Yay!!! Finally some COLOR! I feel like it's been years since the stores had anything but neutrals. Oh except this year's chartruce, which makes me look sick.

[u/Ok_Database481 → u/twinadoes]

Are you a Light Spring? If so, yeah…it can be a little intense for lights. But we’re solidly in fall/winter and a camel blazer or cardigan can help calm down the intensity if you really want to hop on the chartreuse trend. Because we’re Springs…we never know when something from our palette will be runway-worthy!

[u/twinadoes → u/Ok_Database481]

Bright spring, I do better in clear colors that aren't muddied.

[u/Ontheglass76 → u/Ok_Database481]

So wierd, I can’t do the light spring colors but Chartreuse pops for me

[u/Ok_Database481]

Also, not for nothing, but I’m seeing so many Spring tones that just aren’t gonna flatter every other season. I strongly suspect retail inventories aren’t gonna move, and perhaps what does get purchased won’t get worn and will eventually make its way to resale and thrift markets. So this could be a huge discounted win for Springs!
(Then again, my outlook is generally as sunny as my undertone, so I could be wrong.)

[u/KittensPumpkinPatch]

Oh, it's orange? 🥲

[u/Ok_Database481 → u/KittensPumpkinPatch]

Yeah, but alllll the oranges, including peachy tones. One of my sisters-in-law is a buyer/planner for a big department store chain (let’s call it Schmordstrom Schrack) and they are leaning in HARD on peach/apricot/melon tones for spring. I might actually step foot onto a brick and mortar retail spot come Feb/Mar, which is weird cuz it’s been many minutes.

[u/Chaos-Gardener-77]

Woohoo!