"[It could be] the new tomato, a colour that's great for a pop' like a green scarf or a green jumper knotted around the waist, she says. I saw both of those coming out of New York fashion week."
"It's different from what you usually see, namely a lot of black, white, red and metallic gowns. Green is traditionally a colour that's soothing, but on the red carpet it can be something else entirely sophisticated [and] intentional."
"Spring 2026 will introduce fresh pops of colour, with green taking centre stage as the season's hero hue, she says. If you're new to colour, try adding an accessory like ballet flats, or make more of a statement by layering in a jumper or cardigan."
Apple green has grown in visibility on runways and red carpets, worn by celebrities including Pamela Anderson, Amal Clooney and Rose Byrne. The shade challenges the traditional notion that red and green must clash and offers an alternative to the usual black, white, red and metallic gowns. The colour has been described as the 'new tomato' and recommended as a pop via scarves, jumpers or layered pieces. Retail signals show wider adoption, with John Lewis featuring green for spring and Depop searches up 47% in January. Styling advice suggests starting with accessories or simple layers for newcomers to colour.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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