The orangey-red shade conveys vivacity and flamboyance, and it’s been spotted at brands like Acne Studios and DKNY. Here, Elisabetta Franchi applied the eye-catching colour to a skin-baring jumpsuit.

Tory Burch, meanwhile, splashed it onto a billowy floral maxi.

The tangy yellow-green colour, as seen on this sheer Y-Project jumpsuit, conveys a fresh and invigorating aura.

Slightly darker than nude, the warm, earthy colour is a key neutral for Spring, and is an effortless way to pull off understated chic. Trust Burberry – aka the brand with the heritage trench coat – to introduce the colour in a more modern way.

Watch a replay of the Burberry Spring/Summer 2017 show. 

At DKNY, designer duo Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow mastered neutral tones successfully with their athletic-inspired, cleavage-baring hoodies.

The aqua shade – emblematic of tropical beaches and clear skies – immediately incites wanderlust. On a chic jumpsuit like at Elisabetta Franchi, its cool, blue-green hue makes it the perfect party outfit for a girls’ night out.

Yup, there’s a colour named after your favourite superfood vegetable – and it’s right on trend too. This dark olive green shade is the perfect foil to earthy brown tones, as seen at Salvatore Ferragamo.

Energetic. Strong. Edgy: The intense blue shade, as seen on this oversized DKNY one-piece, looks great when paired with white sneakers.

Pantone defines Niagara as a “classic denim-like blue” that’s reportedly the most prevalent colour for Spring 2017. Here, Chiara Boni applied it to a pretty embellished frock.

Elsewhere, the colour was featured on Thom Browne’s multi-coloured dresses as a clever and cheeky play on colour-blocking.

Lighter than blush, we love how tranquil and soft it looks against skin. Miuccia Prada lent her feathery midi dress this particular shade, making it a lot more girly.

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At Valentino, a model strutted out in a silky, luxurious slip in this same colour.

Watch a replay of the Valentino Spring/Summer 2017 show. 

This bold pink hue is attention-grabbing and has a lively spirit – so it’s no surprise to see that it appeared at brands like Issey Miyake and Rochas. Mary Katrantzou’s version of it – a ruffled maxi skirt – is also on point.

Valentino’s Pierpaolo Piccioli also applied it liberally onto this long-sleeved number, contrasting it with bold red stripes running from top to bottom.

Warm and cheery, it’s a shade we’ve spotted as a trending colour for Spring. This Jil Sander dress is perfect for a tropical getaway.

Moschino’s take on it is a lot kookier, but no less fun.

Like this? Check out why white shoes are white-hot for Spring 2017, the kooky-meets-girly looks we loved at London Fashion Week, and the hottest Spring 2017 pieces to shop online now.