What will be the official colors for fall-winter 2023-2024?

The bright red

The incendiary red is essential in the total look or small touches (but mainly in the entire face). A color that sets winter outfits on fire. Not a fan of scarlet clothes? Bordeaux allows you to put a little water in your wine. A trend spotted on the Dundas, Bottega Veneta, and Nensi Dojaka fashion shows …

Chocolate

Boring, the brown one? Not this season. Sequins, leather, faux fur, satin… Chocolate comes in all shades. In total look, it is less BCBG than the classic beige and less evident than the eternal black. More risky, too. That’s why we like it. A trend spotted on the Dion Lee, Hermès, and Acne Studios fashion shows…

Pastel tones

A little tenderness, soft colors, and romanticism to taste without moderation. Sorbet shades can be considered from head to toe. Here, a water mint dress covered with feathers; there, a sugared almond costume to wrap autumn in softness. Enjoy your food. A trend spotted on the Sportmax, Zimmermann, and Casablanca fashion shows…

The bright yellow

Will you take a little vitamin? The season’s hottest color wakes up silhouettes: mini prints, maxi flat areas, or dazzling all-over, bright yellow elegantly warms up the look. Winter sun mode activated. A trend spotted on the Sunnei, Erdem, GCDS fashion shows…

All shades of gray

Anthracite, mouse, asphalt, elephant, speckled, faded… Which gray do you want? Listed by the fashion search engine Tagwalk on more than 1,100 silhouettes for fall-winter 2023-2024, it promises nonchalant elegance to those who wear it. Much more exciting than a BDSM session with Christian Grey. A trend spotted on the Courrèges, Eckhaus Latta, Giorgio Armani fashion shows…

The pink

It invites itself as a touch of lightness, a snub to the winter greyness. Fuchsia, layette, Barbie, or downright neon puts a great song in our heads. The title? Life in pink, of course. A trend spotted on the Vaillant, Lanvin, and Maitrepierre fashion shows…