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Across the many trends for spring\/summer 2026<\/a>, high-impact color is proving to be one of the biggest surprises of the season. There\u2019s always at least one tone<\/a> that defines a season\u2014in recent times, butter yellow<\/a>, chocolate brown<\/a>, and cherry red<\/a> have all been top contenders\u2014but what seemed particularly impactful this season was how many brands embraced poignant palettes. Whether that meant primary color blocking at Celine<\/a>, quirky combinations at Loewe, or monochrome dressing at Bottega Veneta, one thing is for certain: it\u2019s all about rich saturation right now. We\u2019re seeing the trickle effect on the street, with many celebrities<\/a> injecting bolder hues into their off-duty wardrobes\u2014so if you\u2019re looking for a guide<\/a> to wearing color, consider this your starting point.<\/p>\n Whether you\u2019re a minimalist<\/a> or maximalist, take notes from some of our favorite celebs who have been mastering the moment. Jennifer Lawrence<\/a> is always a standout in our book, often spotted in quirky color mashups. For a recent sighting in New York, the actress teamed a bold red cardigan and bright yellow graphic T-shirt together, grounded by straight-leg<\/a> blue jeans and her trusted Adidas Tokyo sneakers. A few days later, she was seen wearing a long-sleeved crimson polo<\/a> shirt atop pink pants<\/a> from Siedr\u00e9s (unfortunately sold out), styled with suede accessories and her signature ball cap\u2014the actress certainly has a thing for red<\/a>, a lesson for us all: when you find a color that works, it\u2019s worth building on over and over.<\/p>\n Up-and-coming designer Colleen Allen<\/a> has been generating buzz, pairing \u201990s minimalist<\/a> silhouettes with saturated color for spring. Michaela Coel recently wore a draped blouse in orange-red with royal purple<\/a> pants from the brand for press tours<\/a> for her latest films, Mother Mary<\/em> and The Christophers<\/em>, while Carey Mulligan opted for a long-sleeve top in tomato red<\/a>, mixed with a bright orange slip skirt<\/a> during Beef<\/em> promotions. Together, they make a compelling case for keeping shapes simple and structured, letting the vibrant colors do the talking.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re hesitant about the idea, go the Zo\u00eb Kravitz<\/a> route by small splashes to your staple neutrals. Alongside a black car coat<\/a>, earth-toned jeans<\/a>, ballet flats, and a brown suede handbag<\/a>, colorful accents like pale yellow tee or a brightly beaded necklace<\/a> add dimension to every wardrobe essential<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nHow to Wear Color, Inspired by Celebs:<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n