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7 Big Colour Trends to Influence Summer Dresses of 2023

7 Big Colour Trends to Influence Summer Dresses of 2023

Posted by Editorial Team on 8th Mar 2023

As the summer of 2023 approaches, the times fast approaching to wear short sleeve dresses or mid length dresses. Fashion designers have been hard at work creating exquisite pieces for their SS23 runway collections. With bright and bold colours and uber-cool subtilty dominating the runways this season, we’ve rounded up seven of the biggest colour trends to keep an eye on when shopping for your perfect summer dress

As seen on catwalks there's a big focus on dresses for 2023! From bold colours to unique silhouettes, this year’s dress trends are sure to make a statement. Whether you prefer classic or contemporary styles, there is something for everyone. 

Say goodbye to cookie cutter shapes and say hello unique silhouettes like asymmetrical hemlines or off-the-shoulder necklines as seen in the shimmering mesh sheer dress trend. Styles to go for are cut out dresses, lingerie inspired dresses and layered dresses. These modern designs can help create shapely figures without compromising comfortability so why not give them a try?

Furthermore; Floral prints never go out of style but they definitely take on different forms each season; think large wildflower patterns for 2023 instead of traditional roses or daisies! The beauty behind floral prints lies within their versatility as they pair well with both casual looks as well as more formal attire making them perfect for any occasion throughout the summer months ahead.

So if you want stay up on trend when it comes time rockin' those summertime outfits then look no further than these fashionable picks from one season's hottest new arrivals--dresses!

Dress to Impress with 2023 Colour Trends

Red-Pink

First off is Red-Pink, which has been dubbed as ‘the colour of the year’ (officially named Viva Magenta) by Pantone – a global authority on colour in design. This vibrant hue is sure to make any outfit pop with its empowering energy and electrifying vibes! Blumarine was one designer that showcased this trend in their SS 23 collection with gorgeous red dresses adorned with intricate detailing making them look like works of art! 

Purple

Another popular shade seen across many runways was Purple. This regal hue exudes sophistication and elegance while still being able to add some fun flair into any ensemble you choose! Courreges also put together a beautiful display featuring purple dresses made from luxurious fabrics such as satin giving it an extra touch of classiness . 

Peachy Pink

Moving onto softer shades , Peachy Pink can be seen everywhere from street style looks all way up to high end catwalks ! The delicate pastel tone adds just enough warmth without overpowering your entire look yet still manages to make a statement . Pale pink also had its own moment during Milan Fashion Week where several models walked down wearing dreamy frocks covered head-to-toe in light blush tones making them appear almost angelic ! 

Sunshine Yellow

Sunshine yellow could not go unnoticed either , it's cheerful disposition makes it ideal for those who want something more upbeat but are not quite ready commit fully into neon hues yet . We especially love how Versace paired these sunny numbers together with shiny metallics adding even more sparkle into their show stopping gowns ! All these stunning colours will no doubt transform our wardrobes come spring/summer time so why don't you start planning ahead now ? 

Tranquil Blue

2023 is set to be a big year for blue fashion. Designers from Fendi and Burberry have already started introducing subtle blues into their collections, hinting that this trend will only become more popular as the months go by. 

The colour blue has always been associated with calmness and tranquillity, making it the perfect hue to bring an air of sophistication to any look. This season’s take on pastel shades is all about being bold yet delicate at the same time – think mini dresses in silky slip fabrics or feathers, sequins and fringes for extra drama! Whether you prefer something classic or edgy-chic, there’s sure to be a shade of blue out there that suits your style perfectly. 


Photo: Paul and Joe, Ready-to-Wear SS23

Designers experimented with different textures when creating pieces in this hue – think velvet coats paired with tweed trousers or chiffon blouses teamed up with satin skirts! The possibilities really are endless when it comes to playing around with different materials while still keeping within the same colour palette; so why not experiment yourself? 

For Summer 2023 expect to dreamy blues into your dress collections - so make sure you keep your eye out for them! With its timeless elegance combined modern vibes ,blue looks set stay on top of everyone's wishlist well beyond next year too .

Natural Earthy Tones

One thing is certain: natural earthy tones are here to stay. From creige and vanilla cream to longer hemlines and romantic ruffles, these calming colours will be a key part of any wardrobe in the coming year. 

Take Christian Siriano’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection as an example – with its focus on muted shades like sandy browns, oatmeal hues draped on feminine evening gowns, it was clear that this designer had his finger firmly on the pulse when it comes to upcoming trends. This season saw him combine classic styles with more modern silhouettes for a truly unique take on current fashion movements. 


Photo: Dior, Ready-to-Wear SS23

The beauty of using natural earthy tones lies in their versatility; they can be combined together for an effortlessly chic look or paired with brighter shades for something more bold and daring. Whether you prefer neutral palettes or want something that pops out from your outfit choices - there’s no wrong way when it comes wearing these timeless colours! 

So if you’re looking forward into 2023 then make sure you include some pieces featuring gentle yet powerful shades like coffee browns, warm oranges and subtle greys into your wardrobe.

Black

The colour Black was on catwalks by Design houses such as Mark Fast, Monse, Anteprima, Ann Demeulemeester and Tibi in their Women's Ready-to-Wear Collections.


Photo: Annakiki,  Ready-to-Wear SS23

Whether you prefer bolder or subtler shades there's definitely something out there that'll fit perfectly within your wardrobe rotation - so get ready because 2023 Summer Dresses are about making waves in the sunset !!