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The Pretty Color Trend That Will Add a Trendy Touch to YourSpring 2025 Wardrobe

By Swedan Margen

The Pretty Color Trend That Will Add a Trendy Touch to YourSpring 2025 Wardrobe

One of the easiest (and my personal favorite) ways to reinvigorate my wardrobe for a new season is by adding a fresh touch of color to my ensembles. Naturally, we've already been sharing all the chicest and most exciting color trends that dominated on the SS25 runways that we can expect to see all over our favorite fashion people—and feeds this spring. A few weeks ago, I covered some of the pretty color trends of spring 2025, and I was particularly enamored with one—perhaps, because it felt so fresh and unexpected and we haven't seen it in the spotlight for some time. I'm talking about refreshing, romantic, and calming mint green.

Though less talked about among the fashion crowd this season than powder pink or butter yellow, mint was no less dominant on the spring runways, appearing in sheer, chiffon, lace, and romantic layers at Fendi, Sportmax, Erdem, and Chanel to name but a few. The pretty shade is guaranteed to add a fresh and trendy touch to your spring/summer outfits. Keep scrolling for visual inspiration from the runways and then shop our favorite mint green pieces of the season.

Mint Green on the Runways:

Woman in mint embellished dress on the runway
Woman in mint green lace dress
Woman in sheer mint green dress and pants
Woman in mint green sheer dress on the SS25 rumway
Woman in mint green dress

Shop Our Favorite Mint Green Pieces:

Shimmer Tie Shirt

A subtle shimmery and sheer take on the color trend—just like we saw on many of the SS25 runways.

Fine-Knit T-Shirt

A chic way to add the color to your basic jeans.

Sai Printed Silk Maxi Skirt

Cult Gaia

Sai Printed Silk Maxi Skirt

Patterned Cotton Top

Rabanne

Patterned Cotton Top

Give the color a casual-cool touch and opt for stripes.

Verna Semi Sheer Midi Skirt - Moss Green

Frankie Shop

Verna Semi Sheer Midi Skirt

We're all about mint green in sheer fabrics.

Leonie Crystal Mesh Ballet Flats

Loeffler Randall

Leonie Crystal Mesh Ballet Flats

Embroidered Cotton Coat

Erdem

Embroidered Cotton Coat

Grande Heirloom Claw in Mint Shell Checker

MACHETE

Grande Heirloom Claw in Mint Shell Checker

For a subtle take on the trend, opt for a chic accessory.

Kimchi Blue Rachel Pearl Embellished Button Cardigan

Kimchi Blue

Rachel Pearl Embellished Button Cardigan

Extra pretty with the pearl buttons.

Silk-Charmeuse Pants

Comme Si

Silk-Charmeuse Pants

Silk pants you can dress up or down.

Noem Satin Dress

Reformation

Noem Satin Dress

A vintage-inspired dreamy dress.

The Brigitte Satchel by Melie Bianco: Oversized Edition

Melie Bianco

The Brigitte Satchel by Melie Bianco: Oversized Edition

Ilora Knit Mini Dress

Bec + Bridge

Ilora Knit Mini Dress

I could see myself wearing this with flat sandals on my summer vacation.

Auriga Dress
Alexis Constance Petite Oval Bag

Shopbop

Alexis Constance Petite Oval Bag

Vintage Bias Cut Mint Dress Selected by Anna Corinna

Vintage

Bias Cut Mint Dress Selected by Anna Corinna

This vintage find looks like it could have come straight off the spring runway.

Oversized T-Shirt

H&M giving us a great styling tip—wear the color with metallic silver.

Sequined Overlay Midi Skirt

Vince

Sequined Overlay Midi Skirt

A subtle mint green sparkle.

In This Groove Mini Slip

Intimately

In This Groove Mini Slip

A silky lace slip oozes romance.

Gazelle Indoor

adidas

Gazelle Indoor "Semi Green Spark" Sneakers

Don't overlook a mint green pair of sneaks.

Cashmere Shrunken Crewneck Sweater

jcrew

Cashmere Shrunken Crewneck Sweater

I'll be styling this sweater exactly like the model.

Savannah Top

Sabina Musayev

Savannah Top

The perfect summer vacation top.

Mariposa Lace Backless Slip

Find Me Now

Mariposa Lace Backless Slip

Dreamland Solid Tunic

Free People

Dreamland Solid Tunic

Lean into a boho look with this free-spirited blouse.

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