Ranging from traditional pastels to dark cherry reds.

This&nbsp;fashion month&nbsp;has been full of turning points fashion trendwise from&nbsp;hot pants&nbsp;to loud luxury to lots of fringe. But the trends extend beyond garments, hair, and beauty, the runway serves as a marker for what colors to keep in mind for the upcoming season. Though each collection had its own distinguishing twists on the color palettes, there still lay a variety of similar hues worth taking note of. From pale yellow to chocolate brown, here are the top color trends from the&nbsp;Spring/Summer 2024 runways.

Charcoal Grey

Grey is a staple for many year-round wardrobe-wise, and the darker shade of charcoal grey was prominent on the runway this season. However, brands mixed it up by incorporating the color beyond typical suiting.&nbsp;Fendi&nbsp;made it formal with a halter, turtleneck midi dress while other brands opted for a unique play of cutouts. It's a color that's versatile to style and easy to wear from a variety of silhouettes.&nbsp;

Photo courtesy of Fendi

Photo courtesy of Brandon Maxwell

Photo courtesy of Burberry

Royal Blue

Maybe it's the sea-inspired aesthetics like&nbsp;mermaidcore&nbsp;that continue to imprint fashion enthusiasts, but designers were all over royal blue for Spring/Summer 2024. Having such a rich color, designers offset the hue with other shades, be it a light denim blue like&nbsp;Loewe&nbsp;or an off-white trouser like&nbsp;Burberry.&nbsp;

Photo courtesy of Givenchy

Photo courtesy of Loewe

Apricot Crush

Designers have had this shade on their radar since it was announced as the 2024 Color of the Year by Pantone, and now, we finally get to see the hue translated on the runways. Sportmax displayed the color in a sculptural column dress, while Marni designed a voluminous maxi dress with the bold color.&nbsp;

Photo courtesy of Marni

Fifty Shades of Green

Shades of green&nbsp;were ever so evident on the runways this fashion month, with brands using the color in both color-blocked and monochromatic moments. For example,&nbsp;Ferragamo&nbsp;embraced the former, opting for a dark green leather pantsuit, while Balmain tapped into a more vibrant green, paired with an equally vibrant pink skirt.&nbsp;

Photo courtesy of Balmain

Dark Cherry Red

Dark red is always sleek and sexy, and it was&nbsp;the&nbsp;sought-after color on the runways.&nbsp;Gucci&nbsp;kept up with the sexiness, going for a sensual bra top and matching mid-slit pencil skirt.&nbsp;Miu Miu&nbsp;however went for a traditionally feminine, somewhat modest take, with an ankle-grazing midi dress.

Photo courtesy of Gucci

Photo courtesy of Hermès

Photo courtesy of Miu Miu

Metallic Mania

Metallics&nbsp;were seen all over the runways, from the shiny silver in&nbsp;Alexander McQueen&nbsp;to the liquid gold in&nbsp;Ralph Lauren. Metallics are commonly utilized as finishing touches (which they certainly were on the catwalks), but designers optimized the color trend by using it all over, finding the balance between bold and refined.

Photo courtesy of Ralph Lauren

Photo courtesy of Rabanne

Photo courtesy of Alexander McQueen

Photo courtesy of Tom Ford

Pastel Blue

On the opposite end of the blue hue spectrum lies pale blue, a serene shade that while popular for next spring is one that can be worn year-round. The color was interpreted in various forms, from heavier knit fabrications as seen by Fendi to lighter gauzier garments with fluid movement like&nbsp;Prada. It's the right pop of color to add to your wardrobe without being too bold or overbearing.

Photo courtesy of Prada

Photo courtesy of Tod's

Pale Yellow

Just like other pale shades like blue,&nbsp;pale yellow&nbsp;made an outstanding appearance this fashion month. It popped up in the collection of Loewe,&nbsp;Louis Vuitton, and Loro Piana, among many more, popularly in silkier fabrics and fluid silhouettes.&nbsp;

Photo courtesy of Louis Vuitton

Photo courtesy of Loro Piana

Lilac

A playful spin on the richness that is the typical color purple, lilac is making a comeback through next spring and summer.&nbsp;Coach&nbsp;really tapped into the shade, with a youthful mini dress, worthy of wearing for a night out on the town. Rabanne on the other hand took a different approach, finding inspiration from the modern-day gladiator with a chainmail hooded top and lilac parachute pants. Easy to translate through different aesthetics and silhouettes,&nbsp;lilac is an ideal pop of color to invest in for the spring and summer.

Photo courtesy of Coach

Photo courtesy of Tanner Fletcher

Photo courtesy of Courreges

Wedding White

White is a classic color that's not going anywhere anytime soon, and designers did not hold back when incorporating this into their collections this season. Instead of going to cream or off-white shades, brands leaned into the traditional wedding white (without the wedding dress of course). Take a page from&nbsp;Khaite&nbsp;and wear the color through a minimalistic blazer overcoat or keep the shade incorporated in a dress like Valentino's figure-hugging maxi dress.

Photo courtesy of Dior

Photo courtesy of Khaite

Photo courtesy of Tory Burch

Photo courtesy of Valentino

Chocolate Brown

In contrast to the many light colors seen on the&nbsp;Spring/Summer 2024 runways, chocolate brown has made a name for itself this season, thanks to brands like&nbsp;Loewe,&nbsp;Hermes,&nbsp;Saint Laurent, and&nbsp;Tom Ford. This&nbsp;shade of brown&nbsp;is the perfect color for a monochromatic moment, and is accessible through many garments be it cargo pants, leather pieces, or a staple blazer.&nbsp;

Photo courtesy of Saint Laurent

Not Your Barbie Pink

Undoubtedly,&nbsp;pink&nbsp;is a hot topic right now, thanks to the&nbsp;Barbie&nbsp;movie. Even though "Barbie pink" may not have been as apparent on the runway this season, certain shades of pink still reigned supreme.&nbsp;Bottega Veneta&nbsp;went for a muted hue incorporated in a voluminous midi dress while&nbsp;Chanel&nbsp;went for something a bit more vibrant but still light, taking shape in a high-low mini dress.&nbsp;

Keep These Colors on Your Radar for Spring/Summer 2024

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