Chartreuse : la couleur tendance mode de l'automne

As autumn sets in and the wardrobe naturally takes on darker hues, an unexpected shade comes to brighten the season. Somewhere between zesty green and luminous yellow, chartreuse emerges as winter’s vibrant accent, bringing character and freshness to our silhouettes.

An unexpected and decidedly modern blend of colours, chartreuse energises this season’s collections. Somewhere between yellow and green, it borrows from both without ever truly choosing a side. A distinctive, vibrant shade that captivates with its freshness and originality.

As autumn sets in and our wardrobes naturally take on darker hues, an unexpected shade comes to brighten up the season. Somewhere between zesty green and luminous yellow, chartreuse makes its mark as winter’s vibrant accent, bringing character and freshness to our looks.

When it comes to women's looks, several pieces are available in this shade this season. Whether worn as a total look by the boldest or in subtle touches by those who prefer a softer take, everyone can find their own way to wear chartreuse.

For a complete look, key pieces include the Tara Jarmon cardigan, the oversized knit sweater by Laure+Max and the heeled sandals by Paris Texas. The combination of textures — knit and smooth leather — adds dimension to the silhouette and keeps an all-chartreuse look from becoming monotonous.

For a more subtle approach, the shoulder bag by Samsoe Samsoe is an excellent option: it instantly adds a touch of radiance to a neutral outfit without going overboard. Even more delicate, the Au Printemps Paris earrings bring colour close to the face without imposing it on the overall silhouette.

Finally, the metallic sunglasses by Saint Laurent and the Loewe bag charm complete the look with understated elegance. Two subtle yet effective details that add the finishing touch to the outfit.

And for the boldest trendsetters ready to take the trend all the way into their suitcases, look no further than the Delsey suitcase in yellow color-block, proof that chartreuse is no longer limited to the wardrobe.

The ultimate bold colour, chartreuse green does not pair well with every shade. To embrace it without losing its character, neutral tones remain a safe choice: they temper its intensity while highlighting its luminosity. The grey of the Essentiel Antwerp long coat is the perfect example, creating an elegant and perfectly balanced look.

Conversely, those who prefer to embrace contrast can opt for bolder, complementary shades. The burgundy trousers from Zadig & Voltaire creates a striking pairing with chartreuse, all the more fitting as it is also one of the season’s key colours. The same applies to purple, which is making a strong appearance this season and lends itself to bold, colourful and confidently expressive silhouettes, without ever compromising on sophistication.

For menswear too, this colour is emerging as one of the season’s key shades. Easy to work into both a casual wardrobe and a more polished outfit, it is worn here in carefully considered touches.

Finally, for a more dressed-up take, the striped tie by Van Laack introduces chartreuse with subtlety, without going for a head-to-toe look.

Between its standout runway appearances and its great versatility, chartreuse naturally establishes itself in current wardrobes. By shaking up traditional autumn-winter color codes, it brings a fresh energy to outfits. One thing is certain: this bold shade has not finished making waves.

With its striking appearance on the runways and remarkable versatility, chartreuse is naturally taking centre stage in today’s silhouettes. By challenging the traditional colour codes of autumn-winter, it brings a fresh energy to our wardrobes. One thing is certain: this bold shade is not done making headlines.