The Spring 2021 Fashion Color Trends are as follows, the dominant colour for spring will be green and the other colours will be either orange and red or gold, silver and platinum. As you can see, the main fashion for spring is based around the bright spring yellow. However, if we were to look at the predictions for fall, it is not highly unlikely that there will be a few more vibrant colours on the fashion scene, including the popular fuchsia.
There are many reasons why the bright, colourful spring season looks set to continue for another year. One of the biggest reasons is because the combination of the hot summer and the cool autumn weather that the UK currently enjoys, combined with the wet winter weather in parts of Europe, the bright spring colours have come into their own. This has been partly helped by the fact that the Spring timeframe has been relatively free from any major weather disaster, such as hurricanes, blizzards or floods. Furthermore, the rich history behind the colours red, orange and yellow, means that many different looks can be created and implemented. This also means that people who may feel stuck with a certain colour for their wardrobe can still wear them, creating a much more exciting and vibrant range of colours in clothes. It is rare for any season to be this exciting and many fashion experts predict that the bright springtime looks set to continue.
There are of course many other reasons why people will continue to purchase bright, colourful clothes. Firstly, they are much easier to buy in bulk, making them a practical and budget-friendly way of keeping up with the ever-changing fashion trends. Secondly, many of the clothes are made from unique fabrics, such as cashmere, which is one of the softest, finest and most luxurious fabrics available. This combination of high quality materials and relatively low cost has seen the price of some spring fashion dresses drop significantly. For this reason, many retailers now offer spring fashion dresses at a fraction of the cost, allowing those on a tight budget to have the opportunity to have a fashionable wardrobe change.