The Pantone® Fashion Colour Trend Report from London Fashion Week has officially landed unveiling 2025/26’s palette of standout colours. From earthy tones to bold brights, these trends offer fresh ways to express yourself through colour. Let’s take a look at some of these shades and how you can get your hands on them with local Kiwi brands.
Soft yellows are definitely having their moment, and we think they always will thanks to a certain icon… yes, Andie Anderson from How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days. We all know it! You can have your Andie moment in Aje’s Agate Crossback Maxi Dress, or find this tone in accessories like the Meadowlark Milan Ring and Yu Mei’s Utility Braidy bag.
This caramel hue closely resembles Pantone’s latest Colour of the Year that we’ve seen everywhere in 2025, Mocha, but with a slightly warmer twist. We’ve spotted this in Karen Walker’s Leisure Track Pants in Dark Tan and this absolutely stunning Alessia Flower Clutch from Aje.
Breezy blues are a great choice for summer. Find this colour in these Halo Cluster Earings from Stolen Girlfriends Club, the Nike Astrograbber Shoes from Karen Walker and Aje’s Florence Mini Dress.
You’ll find the jewel toned colour of Amaranth in loads of stores this season, but we are loving its appearance on Goodsole’s 2001 Parallel sneakers and the Denne Dress from Zambesi.
Nature returns to its lush state this spring, and green finds its way once again into our wardrobes. We’re loving this Vanya Dress from Juliette Hogan and Trelise Cooper’s Crop Right Now Jacket!
Dusky pinks are a great stylish choice if you don’t want to look completely like a pretty little flower. We’re also seeing this tone a lot in sneakers recently. Try 2004 Analogues from Goodsole, or the gorgeous Dancing In The Sky Mini Dress from Maggie Marilyn.