Trending Now: The Green Edit

Shades of green are everywhere this season – from rich emerald hues to softer mint and pistachio shades. A khaki utility-style jacket is the simplest way to add green to your wardrobe. Like denim, its neutral tone pairs effortlessly with everything, from jeans to floral dresses, offering a fresh take on casual dressing.

Or why not choose a pair of olive green satin trousers: pair with neutrals such as cream, white and grey or try unexpected shades such as burgundy, blue or silver for a striking contrast.

While darker greens work beautifully for structured pieces and evening wear, lighter shades such as mint or pistachio pair well with denim. Team a pistachio-coloured long sleeve top with a denim midi skirt, or a light knitted top with wide-leg jeans for a relaxed, yet polished look.

Move beyond the usual black and white: a touch of green can reboot your workwear for the new season. Green creates a calming yet confident aura, making it an ideal choice for the office.

A comfortable cardigan in rich olive green offers a sophisticated alternative to classic black. Softer hues like mint can brighten your professional wardrobe during warmer months while darker shades are more suited for autumn and winter.

A green midi dress or slip dress creates the foundation for a green work outfit that's elevated yet still office-appropriate. Pair with a blazer and minimal accessories for a professionally polished look that transitions effortlessly from daytime meetings to evening events.

Striking green-on-green outfits are easier to style than you might think. For a foolproof and effortless look, try a matching co-ord to colour drench from head-to-toe.

If you're building a green look from scratch, pairing a similar print helps create a cohesive look. Pair a pinstripe top with matching trousers to carry the clean lines all the way down.

Texture is your friend when it comes to wearing one colour. Mix a double layered ribbed top, complete with side ruching, with wide-leg ankle grazer jeans in varying tones of green. Or team a soft knit jumper with this asymmetric satin skirt, finished with romantic lace.

Wondering what goes well with green (other than green)? Blue tones, from soft pastels to deep navy, create a calm and stylish contrast, emphasising green's vibrancy. And, of course, most shades of green look strong styled with denim.

For a grounded, earthy feel, brown hues like caramel or chocolate work beautifully, highlighting green's natural essence, while neutrals such as grey (or even silver) allow green to truly pop.

Looking for a stronger contrast? Team green with pink for a playful combination. Pair soft greens or khakis with pastel pinks, or dial up the contrast and mix bright green with a hot pink for a truly statement-making outfit.