Move Over Butter Yellow, There’s A New Colour I’m Crushing On

It all started with a sweater . You know the kind — the one that makes you stop mid-scroll because the colour is so unexpectedly good you immediately start mentally reorganising your wardrobe around it.
Then came a Meshki top (which, naturally, went straight into my cart), followed by a pair of satin heels in exactly the same shade . Before long, my entire algorithm had surrendered, serving me an endless stream of dresses, bags, knitwear and accessories in one very specific hue.
The ELLE Edit Of The Best Green Fashion
BEST DRESS
SELF-PORTRAIT Bow-Detailed Satin Mini Dress, $885
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BEST TOP
MESHKI Nora Halter Chiffon Top, $119
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BEST BOTTOM
STAUD Mateo Stretch-Cotton Wide-Leg Pants, $445
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BEST SHOE
HERBERT LEVINE Ask Around 65 Satin Slingback Pumps, $905
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BEST BAG
CHRISTOPHER ESBER Turnlock Suede Mini Bag, $795
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Not forest green. Not sage. Not quite olive. This colour sits somewhere between a perfectly ripe pear and the first signs of spring, with just a whisper of chartreuse and the tiniest nod to lime. It’s bright without feeling fluorescent, fresh without being sugary, and somehow manages to look just as expensive paired with chocolate brown and burgundy as it does with crisp white.
Whatever you choose to call it, I simply know it as the green that has been living rent-free in my head for weeks. And just to further cement my theory, Zoë Kravitz was recently spotted wearing a pear-green skirt.
Zoë Kravitz wears a pear green skirt on set of her new film in New York. Image: Raymond Hall/GC Images.
Suddenly, it felt less like a passing microtrend and more like fashion’s collective answer to the question: what comes after butter yellow?
Which brings me to a confession. As someone who has spent the better part of the last year happily rotating between butter yellow , powder blue and the occasional pop of cobalt , I didn’t think another colour could tempt me quite so quickly. Yet here I am, happily replacing those familiar favourites with pear green — and honestly, I have zero regrets.
The best part? This is a colour that thrives in spring and summer. It cuts through an otherwise neutral linen wardrobe, breathes new life into classic tailoring and makes even the simplest outfit feel thoughtful.
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Consider this your permission slip to embrace the pop of colour. If my TikTok algorithm is anything to go by, pear green has officially arrived — and I, for one, am completely on board.
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Dresses
SELF-PORTRAIT
Bow-Detailed Satin Mini Dress
$885 net-a-porter
H&M
Draped Dress
$69.99 h&m
MESHKI
Hannah Asymmetric Mini Dress
$159 meshki
SILK LAUNDRY
90s Slip Dress Limelight
$380 silk laundry
Tops
& OTHER STORIES
Asymmetric Rib-Knit Tank
$99 the iconic
TOM FORD
Draped Silk-Georgette Blouse
$3,380 net-a-porter
SANDERLAK
Wool Sweater
$860 net-a-porter
MESHKI
Nora Halter Chiffon Top
$119 meshki
Bottoms
H&M
Knee Length Skirt
$34.99 H&m
STAUD
Mateo Stretch-Cotton Wide-Leg Pants
$445 net-a-porter
CHRISTOPHER ESBER
Mirador Silk Wide-Leg Pants
$950 net-a-porter
NUDE LUCY
Allegra Satin Pant
$190 $114 nude lucy
Shoes
CHRISTOPHER ESBER
Jo Flip Flop
$425 christopher esber
JEFFREY CAMPBELL
Perceptive Pump
$286.33 revolve
HERBERT LEVINE
Ask Around 65 Satin Slingback Pumps
$905 net-a-porter
CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN
Me Dolly Leather Mules
$1,585 mytheresa
Bags
ACLER
Bead Birch Bag
$395 $277 acler
MAISON DE SABRE
The Zipped Bucket Bag
$499 the iconic
CHRISTOPHER ESBER
Turnlock Suede Mini Bag
$795 christopher esber
JIMMY CHOO
Clover Suede Shoulder Bag
$3,625 jimmy choo
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