The autumn/winter colour fashion trends 2025 to shop now
The autumn/winter fashion colour trends 2025 have seen luxury brands lean into shades that are both grounding and uplifting, too. Pantone’s Colour of the Year: Mocha Mousse, persists as an essential component of this season’s collection. Both light and dark browns were spotted everywhere from Prada’s textured wool mini skirts to Fendi’s sharp tailoring. Alongside it, mustard and tomato red are bringing depth to this season, with knitwear, outerwear, and handbags in these hues. And for those who prefer something gentler, autumn pastels like butter yellow and dusty blue are making a cold-weather appearance.
Louis Vuitton and Fendi are showing us that pretty in pink can feel elegant, while neon brights spotted on Alexander McQueen’s autumn/winter runway were out to prove that vibrancy isn’t exclusive to summer. These aren’t shades to solely admire from afar, and they are already making appearances in high-street collections too. From tomato-red to pastel pink, the autumn/winter colour trends 2025 are also helping to shape the autumn/winter handbag trends 2025 and autumn/winter shoe trends 2025.
What ties the colour trends together is a clever play between dark autumnal neutrals and vibrant, unexpected shades. Louis Vuitton has played with rich browns across structured tailoring whilst adding pops of pastel blue, bright red and even the odd touch of emerald green. Whereas Miu Miu and Fendi’s collections have reimagined candy-coloured pastels, seen alongside those darker, richer shades that we usually associate with the colder season.
Mocha Mousse
Louis Vuitton, Saint Laurent
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Mocha Mousse is one of the key autumn/winter fashion colour trends 2025. Brown shades offer a richer and more flattering alternative to black whilst remaining a versatile neutral for styling with a variety of other hues. This season, it’s being reinterpreted into almost everything, from sharp tailoring seen on the Louis Vuitton runway to moving into luxurious satin occasionwear. The Saint Laurent a/w runway saw rich browns and beige-shaded sweeping gowns.
Mango
Double-Breasted Suit Jacket
Home to some of the best women’s trouser suits, Mango has a smart range of tailored separates. This medium brown blazer is double-breasted and is made from a wool-blend material.
JW Pei
Hana Medium Tote Bag Brown
M&S
Double Breasted Longline Suedette Trench Coat
This chocolate brown suedette coat has to be one of the best trench coats we’ve seen this season. It offers a relaxed fit, with a detachable belt so you can wear it loose or cinch it in at the waist for more structure.
Tomato Red
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There is something magnetic about tomato red, and it’s capable of livening almost any outfit up. At Valentino’s A/W runway, vivid red emerged as a key hue – perhaps paying homage to the brand’s Valentino red. Outerwear, tailoring, and accessories were all spotted in red, and even the show space was drenched in the shade.
Other collections such as Miu Miu and Louis Vuitton leaned into the unexpected red theory, using the shade as a layer piece or adding a single item in red to uplift an otherwise neutral outfit.
Mint Velvet
Red Wool Blend Cardigan
If you’re looking for a lightweight layer to pair with your best jeans, this vibrant cardigan is the ultimate find. It features a classic crew neckline, square front pockets, and elegant gold-tone button fastenings.
Zara
Limited Edition High Waist Trousers
Made from a cotton yarn, these limited edition wide-leg trousers feel elevated and bold at the same time. Tuck in your favourite button-down blouse or poplin shirt for an easy, smart, casual outfit idea.
ME+EM
Asymmetric Detail Ruched Maxi Dress
For an effortless eveningwear look, opt for this beautiful maxi dress. The asymmetric shoulder detail feels high-end, whilst the ruched front makes this one of the most stylish dresses to hide a tummy.
Autumn Pastels
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If you’ve figured out how to wear butter yellow, you’re in luck because this shade isn’t going anywhere for the colder season ahead. The paler end of the colour spectrum, from pale yellows to dusty blues and sage greens, is expected to be in fashion well into the autumn/winter season.
Givenchy’s A/W runway introduced a pale yellow coat with a nipped-in waist, whilst dusty blues and pale peach were notable colours featured in Chloé’s runway show. These pastel shades look elegant styled alongside darker autumn neutrals – try layering them with chocolate brown, navy blue, or charcoal grey for maximum impact.
M&S
Cloud-Yarn Ribbed Crew Neck Jumper
This crew neck jumper is made from an ultra-fine, cloud-yarn for maximum softness. It’s designed in a comfy regular fit, and can be layered underneath blazers, suede jackets, or even your favourite trench coats.
This large leather shoulder bag has a yellow-ish beige hue that will certainly brighten up your autumn capsule wardrobe. Not only can you wear it this season, but it will work all year round, too.
If you’re wondering what shoes to wear with wide-leg trousers, these woven ballet flats will work wonders. The soft butter yellow hue complements most shades, but especially mid-wash denim.
Pretty in Pink
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Soft, powdery pink is asserting itself as a star of the autumn/winter fashion colour trends 2025. At Fendi, the collection featured an array of pastel pink dresses, alongside candy-coloured pink shoes, including some standout peep-toe sandals. We’re already seeing some of the best British clothing brands, such as ME+EM and Mint Velvet, heavily featuring this soft shade as part of their autumn/winter collections.
ME+EM
Button-Through Knit Baby Tee
Already firmly on my autumn wish list and a ME+EM best seller, this baby pink tee is made from a soft alpaca wool blend and features a button front. The silhouette is a recurring style from the brand, and has been refreshed for the new season.
Omnes
Rosie Puff-Sleeve Satin Midi Dress
If you’re on the hunt for a playful and feminine satin dress, this pink puff-sleeve style should be a top contender. It features a v-neck finish, ruched detailing on bust, and silky finish.
Zara
SATIN BALLET FLATS WITH BOW
These satin-effect ballerina shoes will add bonus fashion points to everyday denim or even a slip-skirt outfit. The bow detail on the front only adds to their nostalgic appeal.
Neon brights
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Neon brights are lightening up the autumn/winter fashion colour trends 2025, proving that saturated shades aren’t solely for the warmer seasons. Prada brought bold lime and acid green into its collection, woven through tailoring and outerwear that stood against a backdrop of desolate, earthy neutrals.
At Alexander McQueen, flashes of bold violet and neon green added drama to the collection’s gothic-inspired silhouettes. We’re also starting to see neon shades in green, yellow, orange, and pink emerge in high-street collections. To start introducing these shades in your current outfit rotation, we’d recommend adding a pop of colour here and there. Swap out your best white trainers for a bright yellow pair or a lime green variation.
Oliver Bonas
Sparkle Neon Green Fluffy Knitted Cardigan
adidas
VL Court 3.0 in Yellow
These vibrant trainers will add a pop of neon to denim jeans or tailored separates. They feature yellow suede uppers with vibrant pink stripes and gum rubber soles for an extra retro look.
Takes cues from our guide on how to style a satin slip skirt to perfect wearing this lime green maxi. We’d recommend tucking in a simple t-shirt and layering a back blazer over the top – add black ballet pumps to finish.
Mustard
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Rich, gold, and a warmer alternative to beige and brown, mustard has to be one of the most wearable shades of the autumn/winter fashion colour trends 2025. At the Gabriela Hearst runway, mustard was a core component of the collection, from the matching mustard denim trousers and jacket set to a luxurious mustard suede handbag; the shade took over. At Prada, Miu Miu, and Valentino played an essential part in the collections, too, paired with an array of contrasting shades.
Leem
Funnel-Neck Flap-Pocket Wool-Blend Coat
It’s never too early to start considering outerwear. This wool-blend coat features a relaxed, loose fit, long sleeves, and a stylish funnel neck. Pair with tomato red or mocha mousse for an earthy autumnal look.
Made from cashmere that’s soft and lightweight, this jumper works from season to season. It’s knitted in a relaxed shape and features a smart V-neck design. Style with tailoring, denim, or even layer over floaty dresses.
Aligning with the boho style trend, this ruffled blouse feels whimsical and effortlessly stylish. The ruffled sleeves add drama to this design. We’d recommend tucking this into indigo denim flares and finishing the look with wedge heels.
FAQ’s
What are the colours for autumn and winter 2025?
Designers have blended rich and comforting colours such as Mocha Mousse and earthy autumnal neutrals like mustard, khaki, and grey with more unexpected, vibrant, and lighter spectrum shades. Saint Laurent’s A/W runway featured large sweeping occasionwear dresses in an array of brown shades, from light beige to dark chocolate.
Pastel pink, dashes of butter yellow, and dusty blue were featured in the collections from key designers such as Miu Miu, Gabriela Hearst, and Fendi. Nodding to a desire for lighter, more playful shades to be integrated amongst darker autumn/winter neutrals.
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