The 7 Colours Everyone Will Be Wearing in 2022, According to Pantone

by Yusra Siddiqui

Spring is finally just around the corner, and sartorially speaking, there is plenty to look forward to. Today, we'll be honing in on one of our favourite subjects, colours, and which hues are going to bring us the most excitement for the season ahead. While we already did our own report according to what we saw in the S/S 22 collections, this time, we looked to the colour experts at Pantone for even further insight. The Pantone Color Institute could be deemed as the colour-trend authority, so when it released its fashion week colour report, we had to share.

A majority of the shades for 2022 are eye-catching and saturated, while there are a few understated options in the mix like Orchid Bloom and Humus. Below, find seven Pantone colours that you can expect to see everywhere this spring. Keep scrolling to shop our favourite picks in each hue. We guarantee you'll find something that you'll want to add to your cart immediately.

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Courtesy of Anna Sui; Altuzarra

When spring comes along, I'm not surprised when I see a plethora of pink on the market. Instead of a bright fuchsia or pastel, Bubblegum is the perfect middle ground. The shade comes and goes out of the spotlight, and according to Pantone, it's back and ready for action.

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Courtesy of Christian Siriano; Versace

While kelly green has been reigning in populairty and will continue to do so for 2022, the spring runways proved that there's also room for a more electric lime green. Pantone seems to agree, as it had the shade Fragile Sprout in its colour report.

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Courtesy of Altuzarra; Nanushka

While Pantone did mark Very Peri as the colour of the year, it was a lighter purple that showed up in its fashion week colour report. It's a breath of fresh air that balances things out from the rest of the bright hues in this mix.

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Courtesy of Proenza Schouler; Alltuzarra; Bottega Veneta

Not only was this fiery shade of red spotted on the runways of Proenza Schouler and Atluzarra, but it has been recently championed by celebrities like Rihanna and Kate Middleton.

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Courtesy of Bottega Veneta; Miu Miu; Maryam Nasir Zadeh

Humus is the king of all neutrals, as it's a cooling taupe that will pair well with just about anything.

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Courtesy of Blumarine; Christopher Esber

We like to call Popcorn a "no-colour colour," as it still has colour but is light enough to be paired like a neutral.

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Courtesy of Staud; Proenza Schouler

A sister shade to Poinciana, Coral Rose is both comforting and playful at the same time. We already predicted to see a lot more orange this year, so we're not surprised this showed up on Pantone's report.