It takes a lot to lure me away from the black, grey, and white pieces that dominate my wardrobe, but if anything can do it, it’s London’s recent streak of golden, sun-drenched days. Energised by the shift in season, I’m finally ready to let my wardrobe reflect my newfound optimism. But where to begin?
Looking to those who have already mastered the art of spring dressing, I’ve turned to a stylish lineup of celebrities embracing the season’s chicest shades. Weaving butter yellow, pastel pinks and seafoam shades into their daily rotations with the same effortless ease as their go-to neutrals, this stylish cohort has officially convinced me to give colour a go. But, to make things easier on myself—and my bank account—I’ve looked towards the high street to find these trending tones at a more accessible price point.
Luckily, the high street is awash with the prettiest spring shades right now. From Mango, to Zara, H&M and & Other Stories, read on to discover the celebrity colour trends to shop on the high street this season.
1. Gracie Abrams in Butter Yellow
Style Notes: If you’re also feeling compelled to dress like a daffodil, then look towards Gracie Abrams for some chic styling inspiration. Selecting a pretty two-piece in a butter yellow shade, Abram’s look felt playful yet polished. Below, I’ve found some compelling cardigans and jackets from a new line of my favourite high street brands that can deliver the same look.
Shop Butter Yellow on the High Street
Marks & Spencer
Air-Yarn Ribbed Crew Neck Cardigan
This also comes in light grey, beige and powder pink.
H&M
Circular Chiffon Skirt
This comes in UK sies 4—22.
Mango
V-Neck Rib-Knit Cardigan
This also comes in a light blue shade.
Damson Madder
Charlotte Midi Skirt
Style this with the matching top or pair with a butter yellow cardigan.
2. Dua Lipa in Pale Pink
Style Notes: If ruby red was your go-to all winter, consider pale pink your spring-ready upgrade. Dua Lipa embraced the trend in a dreamy pink Chanel set, but you don’t need a designer budget to get the look—I’ve tracked down equally elegant options at a fraction of the price.
Shop Pale Pink on the High Street
Zara
Short Sleeve Knit Top
Style this with the matching skirt or dress it down with baggy jeans.
Zara
Plain Knit Mini Skirt
This pretty pink skirt offer such an easy way to work some colour into your wardrobe.
Forever New
Louise Boucle Knit Cardigan
Be quick! This is close to selling out.
Forever New
Louise Boucle Knit Skirt
The boucle finish gives this an elevated edge.
3. Alexa Chung in Seafoam Green
Style Notes: Not a million miles away from the olive green hues that dominated winter, seafoam green offers a fresher, more uplifting take for spring. Softer and more optimistic, this breezy shade injects a dose of lightness and joy into any outfit, carrying the green trend into the sunnier months.
Shop Seafoam Green on the High Street
I’m banking this ahead of wedding season.
Omnes
Iris Jacquard Dress
This also comes in blue, pink and yellow.
Vila
Satin Cowl Neck Maxi Dress
This cowl neck design gives this such an elegant finish.
Ghost
Nina Satin Maxi Dress
Shop this while it’s on sale.
4. Jenna Ortega in Lilac
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Style Notes: A fresh contender for spring 2025, this soft yet striking lavender hue is quickly emerging as the season’s breakout shade. Equal parts calming and chic, it’s already making waves—most notably on Jenna Ortega, who gave the dreamy colour a polished edge with a sleek blazer-and-shorts co-ord, proving pastels can be just as powerful as they are pretty.
Shop Lilac on the High Street
Style this with the matching trousers or wear with straight leg jeans.
Mango
Clotat Linen Blend Shorts
The linen composition ensures a lightweight and comfortable finish for hot summer days.
Marks & Spencer
Pure Cotton Textured Collared Shirt
Style this over a swimsuit for seaside days.
Marks & Spencer
Pure Cotton Shorts
These come in UK sizes 6—24.
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