#TrendAlert: Butter yellow ruled the A/W 2024 runways and here's how you can incorporate it in your wardrobe (2024)
The mellow shade is the perfect neutral to don this season.
After red last year, there’s a new hot colour on the block that has taken the fashion world by storm. Pastel yellow not only overtook the Spring-Summer ’24 runways, it dominated the Autumn-Winter ’24 fashion shows as well, proving it’s going to remain relevant throughout the year.
Find out more about the colour and how to style it below.
Neither as bright as lemon yellow and not as dull as beige, butter yellow is exactly what it sounds like, the shade of a stick of butter. The soft, creamy hue can have variations though, just like how the colour of butter might vary from region to region. But mostly, it is always muted, with just a tinge of warmth.
While mustard and ochre are the shades in the yellow spectrum one might expect to be popular during the colder months, if the ongoing Autumn-Winter fashion week season is to be believed, butter yellow will be all over the streets and in our wardrobes in the chillier season as well.
Lightyellow was a prominent feature in the collections of brands like Gucci, Jil Sander, and Burberry among others,taking the form of oversized coats, handbags, and blazers. In fact, even the red carpet has not been immune to its charm, with Aubrey Plaza notably donning a buttery look from Loewe’s Spring Summer ’24 collection at the Emmy’s.
How to incorporate the colour in your wardrobe
The easiest way to style the colour of the moment is to wear it like a true neutral shade. So the next time you find yourself reaching out for that ivory shirtor a grey waist jacket, replace it with something in butter yellow instead. The colour complements most deep tones like navy, wine, black, or even different textures like denim and faux fur. Buttery accessories— think light yellow bags, heels, and slides—will practically go with anything, injecting your outfit with a bit of sunny joy this spring. And considering the shade was all over the A/W 2024 runways as well, looks like even winter wear this year will get a boost of warmth from the happy colour.
Below, discover pieces in butter yellow that we are loving at the moment—from shoulder bags andbreezy dresses, to versatile shirts.
It goes well with classic neutrals like crisp white, soft gray, and natural wood tones. If you're looking for something a bit more bold and fun, pair it with other pastel shades of pink, or a pretty robin's egg blue.
The good news is that this season, it's all about the butter yellow trend. Think pastel tones that will inject some much-needed sunshine into your wardrobe as well as being easy to wear – it looks great with classic blue denim, for starters, or try it with black and white.
This year is Yellow the absolute trend colourthat will make your look shine. We have a fresh and exciting selection of shoes to add a touch of sunny yellow to your outfits. Our Spring/Summer collection is perfect for embracing the yellow trend.
This creamy hue draws from the warmth of a kitchen filled with cozy conversations. A gentle palette that creates a haven of inviting charm, it casts a soft, buttery glow that envelops every corner with the timeless simplicity of a family home.
Blue will likely bring the yellow out more. One of the best ways to neutralize it would be to use that color for your walls as well. Or stick with warmer colors like sage green. Try to avoid putting purer whites next to it as well.
According to experts, trendy colors include warm neutral tones like soft beige, cream, and peach. Bold and vibrant colors like bright orange, lively green, and vibrant blue will also play a significant role in the fashion year 2024. These colors are intended to bring freshness and vitality to the collections.
Benjamin Moore's 2024 Color of the Year is Blue Nova, a cool and captivating shade of blue with the prettiest hint of violet. The intriguing color choice stems from the desire to travel both near and far — even outer space!
Pantone named Peach Fuzz (Pantone 13-1023) as its Color of the Year for 2024. The soft, heartfelt hue expresses the desire to nurture kindness, compassion, and connection—all while fostering a deep coziness as we seek a peaceful future.
Without the presence of beta-carotene, the milk produced by these cows lacks the yellow pigmentation, resulting in white butter. The absence of greenery in their diet leads to the absence of color in the final product. Organic vs.
Yellow Butter, also known as Salted Butter is known for its combination with toast. The colour of the butter has a yellow tint because of the high-fat content in it. The addition of salt to the butter increases its shelf life and makes it last longer.
Butter yellow. Saturated just enough to add some dimension to a look, but subtle enough to be styled like a neutral, we can't picture a more fitting color for spring.
One of the best qualities of yellow is that it goes beautifully with many other colors, including white, orange, green, pink, blue, and brown. To build the perfect color scheme, pick one or two shades of yellow for accents, a dark neutral, and doses of white for a balanced color palette.
A natural pigment, beta-carotene, provides this yellow colour. The presence of this carotene is also why butter is a source of Vitamin A. Cows that have been fed green fodder – such as grass – will tend to have more carotene in their milk, and therefore give yellower butter than cows fed on dry feed, like grains.
One of the most vibrant and affordable dye was “Aniline Yellow” which quickly found use in textiles, inks, and, notably, in the food industry as a colorant for margarine. Here, the dye was known best as “Butter Yellow”.
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