The Colors And Patterns Of 2021 And Why It Matters
2021 is hoped to be the revival of fashion after 2020’s daily looks of sweatpants and messy buns. With the vaccine and things finally starting to open and hopefully drift back to normal. With spring right around the corner, it's the perfect time to explore the patterns and colors we'll most likely see often!
Here are the prime colors and trendy patterns for the year 2021:
1. Pale Green
Pale green has been a popular color. Billie Eilish has been often spotted in bright green, which can be a little bit much for most people so the tamer pale green is the perfect combination of soft fashion with an alternative edge. Cardigan sets, straight-cut dresses, and baby tees.
2. Champagne
Nothing is classier than nude colors. They can be dressed up and worn casually, but both give an edge of sophistication. After the rose gold and millennium pink trends from the past few years, a new shade of light pink had to take hold.
3. Argyle
With Y2k looks and sweater vests back in style, it was only a matter of time until the revival of argyle. The popular color will most likely make its appearance in light blues, lavenders, and pinks, as well as the classic of black and white. I’m sure we’ll also see the pattern pop up on skirts as well.
4. Tie Dye
Tie-Dye was a very popular quarantine pass time last year. Many flocked to craft stores to buy some supplies to dye everything from tapestries to socks. Now that everyone has the stuff they made last year, they need a place to wear it! The fun pattern will probably pop up often in the coming months
5. Forest Green
For those with a darker aesthetic, forest green is a great look on many people. TikTok really exposed people to different aesthetics and two very popular ones were dark academia and that lost castle in the first vibe. We also had a random Slytherin revival over the summer that transpired into a fashion style. Darker greens can be seen from all three. It’s a very flattering color on most people.
Why new colors and clothing patterns matter in 2021?
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Opinions and Perspectives
I love how pale green is making a comeback! It's such a refreshing change from the darker tones we've been seeing lately.
Honestly, I'm not convinced about the tie-dye trend continuing. I feel like we've all had enough of it during lockdown.
The forest green trend really speaks to my inner Slytherin. Finally, my time has come!
Cannot believe they're bringing argyle back. My grandpa will be thrilled to know his sweater collection is finally fashionable again.
Actually tie-dye has evolved a lot from the basic rainbow swirls. The new subtle patterns in monochromatic colors are quite sophisticated.
I've been seeing champagne everywhere lately and I must say it's a much more wearable alternative to the rose gold trend we had.
As someone who works in fashion retail, I can confirm these predictions are spot on. Our spring collection is full of these colors.
The Billie Eilish influence on the green trend is interesting but I prefer the softer pale green mentioned. Much more wearable for everyday.
Am I the only one who thinks forest green is just another version of millennial pink? Just another color being forced on us by fashion industry.
I agree about the tie-dye evolution. Just bought a beautiful cream and grey tie-dye sweater that looks nothing like the rainbow stuff from summer camp.
The dark academia aesthetic with forest green is absolutely perfect for fall. Already planning my wardrobe!
Pale green and champagne together make such a lovely combination. Been seeing this duo in many spring wedding palettes.
Not sure about argyle making a comeback. Some trends should stay in the past where they belong.
These colors actually work well for most skin tones, which is refreshing. Finally some inclusive trend forecasting!
The lost castle in the forest vibe is exactly what I need in my life right now. Time to embrace my inner mysterious protagonist.
Anyone else notice how these trends align perfectly with sustainable fashion? These colors are much easier to create with natural dyes.
Forest green has always been underrated. Glad its getting the recognition it deserves.
I respectfully disagree about argyle. Its making a huge comeback in streetwear and looks fresh when styled right.
Just spent my entire weekend tie-dying clothes last year and now you're telling me its still in? Best news ever!
The champagne color trend is lovely but its so hard to keep clean. Any practical tips for maintaining light colored clothes?
These patterns feel very nostalgic but somehow modern at the same time. Especially loving the argyle reinvention.
Wonder if this means well see more sustainable fashion choices this year. These colors seem perfect for eco-friendly materials.