What began as a single ‘color of the year’ has evolved into ‘colors of the year’ across various design firms, which is beneficial as it offers more options while remaining on-trend. Additionally, one can match the color palette to the seasons, with hues ranging from the pale green “Quietude” from Sherwin-Williams for spring to “Mocha Mousse” from Pantone for fall, ensuring there are colors to suit all styles and seasons. To assist in selecting bridesmaid dresses, we have curated a list of a few colors of the year with dress options to match. The dress choices, much like the colors themselves, are extensive, and here we provide a good starting point.
Cinnamon Slate by Benjamin Moore
Cinnamon Slate by Benjamin Moore is an earthy hue featuring a harmonious blend of deep plum and velvety chocolate brown exuding warmth and elegance. It complements both neutral tones and bright hues, adding diversity to your style.
photo credit: Benjamin Moore
Jenny Yoo
Dessy Group
Purple Basil by Glidden
This deep, rich hue combines elements of sophistication and confidence, making it an ideal choice for those looking to make a statement. Whether used in fashion, interior design, or art, this vibrant color captivates with its alluring and self-assured presence, effortlessly elevating any setting or outfit.
photo credit: Glidden
David’s Bridal
JOVANI
Quietude by Sherwin-Williams
Quietude truly embodies its name.The soft and tranquil shade of mint green exudes a gentle, almost angelic aura. Its delicate and feminine character effortlessly promotes relaxed sophistication.
photo credit: Sherwin Williams
Birdy Grey
Revelry
Mocha Mousse 17-1230 by Pantone
This medium brown hue is noted for its modern elegance. Currently, shades of brown are trending as the design world’s preferred neutrals, making this rich tone a fitting choice.
“Infused with subtle elegance and earthy refinement, PANTONE 17-1230 Mocha Mousse presents a discrete and tasteful touch of glamour. A flavorful brown shade, PANTONE 17-1230 Mocha Mousse envelopes us with its sensorial warmth.”
– Leatrice Eiseman, the executive director of the Pantone Color Institute on Mocha Mousse 17-1230.
photo credit: Pantone
Cynthia & Sahar
Birdy Grey
