Banana Milk Is The Unlikely Colour Trend That's Taking Off
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@isabellecoheenYou may even recall that this palette of washed-out yellows had a previous moment in the sun earlier in the summer, when multiple high-profile guests including Pippa Middleton and Queen Rania of Jordan chose it to wear to The Coronation.
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The Style StalkerPerhaps the millennial's retort to zingy, Gen Z yellow, this softer shade is notably more in line with the essence of millennial pink (which we'll always love). The colour is easy to style with similarly neutral, tonal shades including white, brown and warm orange, as well as paler denim washes. We've also witnessed fashion people commit wholeheartedly to the hue, wearing it from head to toe and managing to look very chic in the process.
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Courtesy Christopher Kane, Tove and GivenchyBanana-milk yellow lends itself perfectly to summer styling, but we predict the shade will continue to build into autumn and winter, as we experiment with more layers and start to take note of the A/W 23 runways, where it was a documented colour trend at Givenchy and Tove, to name but two. And it pairs surprisingly well with black, so there's plenty of mileage for this creamy shade as we head into the colder months.
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The Style StalkerWhether you want to re-create Kate Hudson's moment in her How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days dress, or if you're simply looking to incorporate more colours into your wardrobe this autumn, shop our favourite banana milk pieces below.
An easy entry point into this cool colour.
The shade lends itself so well to preppy pieces like this tweed top…
… and it has matching trousers and a mini skirt. Adorable!
We have a penchant for all kinds of billowy dresses over here, and this one is no exception.
Perfect for party nights.
This dress can also be styled off the shoulders.
Banana-milk shoes and denim? Sounds like a perfect pairing to me.
This cute tank is easy to style with jeans and trousers.